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Hartford 5,428 . Member of the Aodiit Fair tonight and Wednenday; not Bureau ot dreulatloDa. much change In temperature.

VOL. Lm .. NO. 244, (Clasotiled Advertlalng ou Page 6.) MANCHESTER. CONN„ TUESDAY, JULY 17. 1934,

Center of West Coast’s Paralyzingr Tieup SAY EQUAIMnG

BOARD’S A a i o l COAST STRIKE IS SPREADING:

WAS NOT LEGAL

MILITIA MOVE INTO OAKLAND

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Mmntains Property in

Other Districts Should Not ] FOOD TRUCKS BEGIN (By Associated Press) : Seattle— Labor leaders expressed ' San Francisco—The second day doubt any general strike would be ;

Be Included in Appraisal. of the general strike found relaxa- declared in Seattle. Non union labor tion of union restrictions ufion dls- : loaded ships at .SmiUi's cove, and a TO ARRIVE IN AREA fributlon of food and Ice, and re- i citizens' commute said further port The Ninth District committee had citabllshment of limited street car —‘ —- opening wduld be attempted. prepared a statement for presenta- transportation schedules. Vancouver, B. C.—Longshoremen

tion at the annual meeting of the Oakland —Fifteen thousand strik- voted down an arbltratl'on board's Street Cars Stopped in East Bay Cities Which Adds ing building trades workers were to derision' in a wage dispute and district last Friday evening, but the be joined by approximately 27,000 agreed not to unload any ships whlcn forced adjournment of this meeting central trade workers in on exten- hAd been load'.'d In United States 500,000 Persons Hit hy General Walkout — Many made It* presentation impossible. sion of the general strike to the east ports by "unfair" labor. This statement deals with the equal- bay area. , San Pedro— Police sought to col- izatlon problem, a complicated .sub- Portland —This Oregon metro- lect for the duration of the maritime Ferryboats Go Out of Service— Over 7,000 National ject which obviously contains possi- polis . appeared drifting toward a strike all firearms held by civilians bilities for differences of opinion; general strike as dwindling gasoline in the Los Angelos harbor area. Guardsmen With Tanks, Machine Guns and Gas Con- but the facts as the Ninth District supplies forced prices as high as 49 Police broke up.an outdoor labor committee sees them. The inferences cents a gallon, with no "gas" avail- meeting, arresting *a woman speak- to bo drawn from these facts as able for U. S. mall trucks or planes. er. centrated on Waterfront in Frisco. contained In the statement are as follows: Board’s Decision. San Francisco. July 17.— (AP) — FIRST great WALKOIT "1. The Committee on Equaliza- The general strike grasped Oakland WAS f.'OMPURTE SI'CCESS tion, consisting of the chairman of ^ in Its Iron-Ilke claw today and FOOD THE BIG PROBLEM the Board of Selectmen, a represen- : reached l.ts grip on San Francisco, By associated PRESS tative .of the Board of Assessors, i Aft^r a day of idleness San Fran- The strikers in the first great and a representative of the Town walkout o j record never did School Board, is charged under the cisco's muntcipkl street cars rolled IN WEST COAST STRIKE go back to their jobs. General Statutes with the duty of I from their barns, but the' more nu- They were the Israelite.s who appraising the property and esti- merous trams of the key system worked In; Egyptian brick fac- mating the debts of the various dis- didn't turn a' wheel in the East Bay tories. tricts. We are advised by the Stores and Markets Nearly ; cities. The Bible tells that Pharaoh chairman of this committee that It ordered them to furnish the has been determined that the town 1 Walkout of the key lines trainmen : straw for the bricks Instead of should assume all of the bonded In- Out of Fresh Meats and Connor Baby I initiated the general strike in Oak- getting It from their taskmas-

debtedness of the Ninth District and i land, Berkeley, Alameda and other ters. should take over the school build- ] East Bay cities, extending the ings. as the assets of the district, Vegetables; Other Stocks ' strlke'.s paralyzing grip to an addi- They objected. Having found a at their full appraised value, with tional 500,000 of the Metropolitan leader In Moses, they walked out the exception of the West Side Rec- sis-ScY i"! s?-" area's 1,300,000 people. —toward the Promised Land— X i Shot of the " " s'-aphlcally shown in thl, alr- Are Dwindling. Found Alive and never returned. reation building on which they have Ferry boats of the key route sys- placed a value of 40 per cent of its tem also went out of service, crip- appraised valuation. pling transportation for the thou- "2. The Committee on Equaliza- San Francisco, July 17.— (AP) — .sands who commute between San municipal line were not molested.

tion arrived at this arbitrary value Food was the paramount problem Francisco and Oakland. Southern The food problem remained acme Behind Home but the decision of the strike steer- of the West Side Recreation biiildlng STATENS 0 . S. FUNDS today in San Francisco's mass Pacific ferryboats were left to bear by endeavoring to estimate approxi- MACHADO NOW LOCATED the burden of the entire traffic. ing committee to permit opening ot strike. those of the city’s two thousand mately the ratio of the square floor Hartsdale, N. Y., July 17.— (A P )— More Guardsmen area devoted now to school purposes, Store, and markets were depleted Simultaneously 200 more Na- restaurants which employ union times the hours of school use to the OVER 24 MILLIONS of fresh meats apd vegetables and Robert Connor was found alive and tional Guardsmen moved Into Oak help Is expected to lift the ba'- total square floor area, times the IN DOMINICAN REPUBLIC other food stocks were dwindling smiling this afternoon In the woods land's west waterfront, while almost ricr.

total available hours In the day. No rapidly. behind his house by state troopers. the full strength of California’s! „ , , Uquor figures have been presented by them Public opinion, already aroiased 7,000 militiamen was concentrated Safety for produce trucks brln.fl- Mrs. Charles H. Connor fainted to us and no opportunity has been This Does Not Include Grants by the food shortage, appeared like- on the San Francisco waterfront' “ Vsh vegetables and other suu- given to check the correctness of American Sea Captain Tells ALCORN LAUNCHES ly to spur ' ffo'la toward ending the when a trooper came In the door of with tanks, machine guns and ar- i P“ ®® into the strike zone also was strike. tillery gas units. promised by the general strike com- the estimate on this assumption. It her Hart.sdalc Manor home with 21- Made for Relief Agencies; The food .situation: Relief for the gasoline and food ' however, declared a would seem to give no credit for the n'unth-old Rob.irt in bis arms. following: How Former Cuban Presi- p R Q B E IN HARTFORD Fruits and fresh vegetables,— shortages on both sides of the bay !'®(*ipt ban on all liquor for s.ile In . "a. One room constructed ' as a None available, except limited sup- The child’s face was badly scratch- was seen as the first tracks began' school room, but not now In use for dent Was Spirited Away . Figures Released. plies of citrus fruits. to arrive In the cities under heavy i strike committee's this purpose. Fresh i; eat*—None. Some canned guard since the teamjiters strike of i ff Pfo^ram providing for Um- "b. A large assembly hall, occu- meats, but grocers said they would last Thursday. distribution of necessaries on- Policemen released from water- | 'J®*" union supervision, also called for pying over one-half of the floor area from New York. Reopens Investigation of Do- Bridgeport, July 17— (AP) —L. be In consumers' hands shortly. of the second floor, designed, both A. Hoffman. PWA . engineer for Cured meats all sold. front duty in Oakland by the arrival i operation of bakery, milk for school purposes and general Connecticut and Rhode Island rc- Canned goods-S tlll available at of Guardsmen were immediately as- service. Miami, Fla., Jply 17.— (A P )_ ings at Last City Election; most groceries, although stocks signed to the convoy service. First The gasoline ban on all but '’ei- assembly hall purposes and physical ,ported today a total of *24.016,900 sential" services remained, however. training. Gerardo Machado, former Cuban badly depleted. trucks brought In produce, groceries In Federal funds had been allocated Efforts to meet the emergency "c. Toilet, bathing facilities, cloak president Is now In the Dominican Staplea- Ratlonlng resorted to by and gasoline—all treasures In the Hints Conspiracy. •to Connecticut, as of July 7, 1934. most stores .'n order to keep some strike area. officially proclaimed by Mayor An- rooms and a pro rata of corridors Republic after flight from the Unit- This total, Hoffman said, was ex- gelo J. Rossi, were started by a and stairways. sugar, and flour on hand. Supplies ] ed States- and a rnurder warrant clusive of allocations made to the available for a few days more. OVER 100,(M)0 ON STRIKE c'tlzcns’ committee of 500 F. M. "d: The use of the building during •state through the CWA, CCC, FERA Hartford, July 17.— (AP) Cot Bread and milk -No interruption San Francisco, July 17.-^(AP) — McAuillfe, attorney and chairman ct and out of school hours ,by school aboard the 80-foot auxiliary and similar relief agencies. committee named by Mayor Roasi, schooner Boreas, Capt. A. M. Scott splracy angles of the last city elec- In deliveries, either to homes or With today's walkouts in support of children for physical training and Prior to June, 1934, the state was issued a statement declaring "it is physical education purposes. of the ship disclosed here today. tion which Involved alleged "shake- Jriores. by order of general strike the prolonged longshoremen’s and allocated *18,410,000. Of this committee. the function of the citizens’ com- Called Illegal. The ruler of "blood and iroil" was downs" of speakeasies by Dcm-i- amount. *4,400.000 represented non- maritime strike., union labor -had mittee, first of all, to safeguard the pictured by Scott as a man "fright- The nineteen restaurants deslg- hi ought, virtually its full strength "3. We are advised by counsel cratic political leaders and attempts Fedcral allocations made through orderly life as well as the healta that the Committee on Equalization ened, terribly frightened,” who the offices of, the state engineer, of 1(10,000 members In the bay re- by prominent Republicans to pre- (Contlnued on Page Six) of the people of San Francisco by la charged under the statutes with promised much to Scott and then *13,485,000 comprised Federal allo- gion behind the general .strike move- providing for the proper distribution forgot when a friendly Dominican vent the arrest of former Alderman the duty of appraising the property cations direct to agencies, and *525.- ment whicli, leaders say is In defense ot foodstuff." Coast Guard cutter took him Rocco D. Pallottl on election day, of "the American principles of or- of the district; that even assuming 000 Went to railroad companies in The statement appealed to a’ l aboard. were being probed today by State's work creating loans. ganization and collective bargain- merchants, "large and smali” , to “He said he would make me Inde- Attorney Hugh M. Alcorn in a pri- ing." (Coottnued on Page Two) After June 1934 non-Federal allo- WRITER DESCRIBES keep, their stores open. pendently rich for life," said the vate hearing of subpoenaed wit- cations totaled *4,176.900, while *1,- Over Portland Oregon, also block- As the various moves went for- sea captain whose craft offered Ma- nesses before Superior Court Judge 430,000 came to the state In Federal eded for more than two months be- ward, the City Hall and the Central chado escape. Allyn L. Brown at the Count’/ allocations direct to agencies. cause of maritime conflict general Lalmr Temple were pulsating nerva Surroundea by friends, Machado building. BESIEGED FRISCO Pay for Worker* a strike clouds hover. The Central centers of far flung activity. LINK GEM THEFT now lives in a small house perched Involves Higher U'ps Hoffman estimated that the non- Labor Council, representing 85 Mayor Rossi made It clear he had

at the top of a mountain trail In Joseph Santoro and Philip De- Federal allocations gave rise to unions, authorized It strategy com- made no request for martial law, Lucco, now serving sentences in the highlands back from the sea- work valued a( *18,325,400. m'ttce, "to use Its best judgment" In but the Guardsmen extended the'ir WITH KIDNAPING coast near Manzanillo Bay. The State's Prison for buying votes Ir "Y'ou will note," said Hoffman, In Looks Like Holiday On the control Into part of the Individual the last municipal election were the the matter of calling a mass walk- cutter lay alongside the Boreas for releasing the figures "that a total out. and commission house district where transfer at Monte CristI, a short chief wltncssea today. Writs of of more than *24,000,000 of Federal The Portland strike. If called, will the San Francisco group composs'l distance west of Manzanillo Bay on habeas corpus were to he issued bv funds has been allocated to this Streets But Crowds Wor- of business leaders, has starta'i Judge Brown, for the appearance piobably start at five p. m. tomor- the north corst. state exclusive of the allocation row. movement of freight from the long Four Women and Two Men of these men at the hearing this through the (JIVA, CCC, FERA and Chartered In New York Gov. Julius L. Meier of Oregon blockaded waterfront. morning. It is understood that similar Federal relief agencies. It ried Just the Same. Chartere.l at New York City Is- has coinmunlcated with President It was the first attempts to move land through a third party ostensi- they have made confessions IniD'i- Is to be noted also that the total the freight with non-union long- Held m Connection With cntlng "higher up.s" in the DiXii/-' Bcosevclt now enroute to Honolulu. bly for a Caribbean fishing trip by given takes no account of additional shoremen and truck drivers that cratic organization In connecticn monies required to be appropriated San Francisco. July. 17.— ( A P I - United States Senator Robert F. men named "Cohen" and "Este,'’ Wagner, author of Federal labor led to the “bloody" battle of July 5 the Bremer Case. with the purchasing of votes. It Is by municipalities in connection with Like the man who was all dressed In which S'i persons fell wounded the Boreas took its passengers expected that the Investigation will Bobby Connor legislation is hastening toward the aboard May 16 at Lewes, Del., the projects, nor does it attempt to up with no )lace to go, San Fran- under police gunfire, two of th>;m be along these lin^s. evaluate the tremendous Influence cisco had lots of time but little to Oregon city by airplane to aid medi- when rough water forced cancella- cil by brambles after nearly five fatally. . (Chicago, July 17.— (AP) — Au- The state’s attorney’s office has which the expenditure of these do. ation of the maritime dispute. Brig. Gen. F. L. Bradman of the tion of a rendezvoOs at Rehoboth, been probing Into the ramifications days.ln the woods. Pleas for drastic action. Including thorities studied today a possible on the other shore of Cape Honlo- funds already is exhibiting In the The strike besieged city took on Marine Corps, arrived from San link between the recovery of stolen pen, Del. of the last election since the trial manufacturing. fabricating and the appea-an.e of a hol'lday. But Fifty state troopers had been an api)cal for martial law. came Diego and Conferred wifh Maj. Gen. ot Rocco D. Pallottl early this year. jewels worth *65,200, a *250,000 Shaking out its canvas and with handling of the materials Involved. everything seemed topsv-turvy. searching methodically through the fiom San Francisco and ousine.ss or- Malln Craig, Commandant of the mall robbery and the $200,000 Ed- Pallottl now stands convicted of Crowds were wherF they shouldn't tangled brush all day in a last effort g.inlzatlons today as the enormous Army’s Ninth Corps area. Nearly erigine racing, the Boreas was far conspiracy and assault for wlilch be. iward G. Bremer kidnaping. at sea before Captain Scott, he said, to find the missing child. cost of the mass walkouts swelled one thousand soldiers are stationed “ j Four women and two men were In he was sentenced to nine months In Vests and shirts open and tieless into millions of dollars. Acting Gov. at the Presidio. went below, found his passengers the county jail. He 18 now at lib The baby was found at 2:45 p. m. bustody, and Detective Chief Wll- 'assembling rifles and pistols—with collared workmen walked between by Sergeant Jerome Hogan, of the Frank F. Merrlam declared at Mayor McCracken of Oakland erty on ball pending the outcome EECTRICAL STORM the ama.t stores of Grant street .sacremento that If the National termed the strike a threat to "Inno- Yham Shoemaker .said two of the a generous supply of ammunition of his appeal before the state. Grecnbargh police who has been al- women, whom he refused to desig- for both—and discovered Machado where only a few of the customary most continuously on , the. search Guard la unable to cope with sltua- cent" persons and appealed , to union Little. Information nate, stole the jewels on June 14 was the actual charterer, and that modlshly dressed women shopped. since the child was reported .lost tii.na that may develop, he will labor “not to be a party to acts from the hotel room of Mrs. Adolph In attempting to reach the bot- HITS NOVA SCOTIA Well dress.d men and women Thursday at 5:30 p. m. ' take whatever steps as may be that arc fraught with disaster.' his secretary and valet were the tem of the election day illegalities Zukor, wife of the movie magnate. other two men. stood In line at lunch counters they The child’s disappearance from iiccessary for the general good." He charged that "there Is among the state’s attorney's office has been would not have noticed last week. us what amounts to insurrectl-m Those detained were James Wein- After putting in at Norfolk, Va„ hampered hy the refusal ot Demo- his home five days-Ago was respon- Tills was Interpreted as meaning berg, 33; his wife, Eula, 33; her Hilltop d 'ellers spend their time sible for one of the most wide- that he, might request federal socie- and assault upon our common gov- sister, Elsie Delaney. 28; Miss De- on rooftops watching through field ernment (Continued on Page Two). | (Oonttnued on Page .Two) Causes Havoc Over Wide spread searches In the cast since ties. and. marines to , support the laney's roommate, Dorothy Jacobs, glasses and telescopes for they did state guardsmen. not know what. W.ASIHNGTON' WATCHES 27; Robert Vestal, 29, and his wife, (Continued on Page 81x) Some Ciars Operated. Helen, 32. Area; Building Burned, a t y Is On Foot The, lessening of the strike pres- Washington. July 17—: (AP) — A city of people averse to walk- The White House said today sev- Under Indictment sure l(ere Included resumption , of Police said Weinberg, saloon and ing spent the day on foot. Some service of municipal street cars .(a eral unofficial requests for execu- Fear Mountain Climbers Many Injured by Lightning tive. Intervention in the west coast cafe operator, was under indictment took It in jest. To some, struggling fraction of the cltys traction facili- as the result of a *250,0(X} mail rob- slowly on cratches, limping on strike had been forwarded to Presi- ties) with the approval of the labor dent Roosevelt out on . tY)c Pacific, bery in Chicago's Loop on Dec. 6, canes, or overworking aged' legs un- "steering" committee and under 1932. Among others named in the Have Perished in Blizzard Halifax, N. S., July 17.— (A P )— accustomed to walking, the day STORES alqng with latest developments in Nova Scotia was recovering today was a painful trial. orders of the municipal utilities com- the emergency. charge was John J. (Bo.is) Me-, mission. Laughlln, former State Assembly- „ . . . from the ravages of an electric Automobiles ran at leisure over There were no Indications as yet, storm of tropical Intensity which A military airplane brought Gen- however, that Mr. Roosevelt would man. later indicted for pos.scssing' S'mla, India. July 17.— (A P )— A The expedition,' backed formally wide Market street, deserted by its eral Hugh S. John.son, NRA, into killed, maimed and caused havoc four lanes of clanging traincars. CLOSED ransom money ;)aid for the release' (-"ril.ih Nows Agency dispatch from by Nazi authorities, set out from the San Francisco from Portland hi.-t continent in 31argh, scheduling their over a wide area as lightning bolts People window-shopping In • the (Continued on Page Six) Sf- brewer.' Calcutta s.ald today di.inster had shot earthward. night. attempt for midsummer. empty front displays of closed food ' Bible' rann°e*ct“ n 'hctwwn^the *three ' “ n expedition of veteran At Tuft’s Cove, across the harbor stores. Asked if be considered the strike Merkl, a famous climber, led a TOMORROW “a test of the NRA program". Gen- TRKASCR.' B.ALANCE crimes. ^ Cfrmun mountain climbers .seeking similar attempt which failed in 1932. from Halifax, Jotm Larlsey syas By night they had become ex- Wire tapping by police and Clar" scale Mount Nanga Parbat, 26, killed as he _ huddled in terror with eral Johmson said: "Can't answer In this pajty were two Americans, ceedlnglj*/ bored. No movies, no that. Don’t know enough about the ence Converse, a Federal operative, virgin peak in the Western his little brothers and sisters In Washington, July 1 7 .-rlA P )— E brlilgc Rand Herron of New York dances, no night clubs, no refresh- situation.” He said he did not ex- The position of the TYeasury, JiUy led to the arrest of those held. The Himalayas. their parents' summer home yester- ments. not even the familinr end Miss Ellzabetli Knowiton of day. pect to stay In San Francisco long. 14 was: Receipts, *5.081.874'S8.- ex- officers said they overheard con- V.'illys Merkl. leader of the party, Boston. ing gallery on .Seveptb street was Eleven other Nova Scotians were Merchants’ Day will he San Francisco's board of super- penditures *9,318,951.12; balance, versations offering the Jewels for 'Irlch Wielar.d and Dr. Wcizcnbach No Americans are in the present open. visors, the city-county governing sale in New York and St. Paul. injured and at least six buildings observed in Manchester *«,584,467,957.11; customs 'receipt* lif.ye bcc'i ,mi.-.sing for several days party which carried extensive scien- A young woman night time shop- board, adopted a resolution requeu- for the mont'i, *8,.W1.T0''6S. Weinburg took officers to the were burned. (Jhurch steeples were tomorrow. All stores in the midst of a t.‘rrific blizzard. tific equipment. Including oxygen per had just been told her grocer ing President Roosevelt to come lo Receipts for the fts. .\l \car (sine* loot, but denied any part In the iJit report .said. smashed, small buUdings were lev- had no more coffee. will be closed for the tanks. the city and direct the attempts to •July 1) *13< .633,1^6.71; expendi- eled, live stock was uestroyed. burglary. He claimed two women Attempts to clTort a rc.sCuc of the Nanga Parbat for 40 years has de- "It Seems SUIy” day, as employers and Telephone poles were snapped, restore peace and normal activity to tures, *161.645.228 41- (Utoiudlng abandoned thF jewelry in a tavern, cf t’’.r rzily ihu far have fied man's effort to scale it. A. F. "It seems too slUy,” she said, “to the community. fearing that detectives were follow- electric light service cut off, and employees spend the *100,382,588.10 of emergency ex- lai'od. ihrfr pnriers were reported Alummerj-. an Englishman, the first have everything we need and want Scattered \1olence kept two thou- penditures); excess of expenditure*. ing them. • to have dica. day at the shore. to try, was killed la the attempt (Conttnoed on Page Two) sand polled on constant watch but *131.011,691.78; goI'bf an Insurance the "Jan-Elc-Mur", cruising down and Congressional Races — cuss Past and Future of Re- ABOUT TOWN party, and said they were going to Sporting Events and Dancini the Connecticut river and about lb's Have Program of Sports at . agency here. ”We are endeavor- Marches and Hpins of the WillBeHeMonW.A.Strick- Wheeler Up for Renomina- . covery Program Tomorrow, Gladden W. Baker has been ap- Cedars-RecreatioD Cen- chants and Employees ' help him. erans Are Talkinsr It Over. I Ing to ’cover’ these orders as Sound. 43 Are Sent to Various Oasis Club. A daughter, Ellen Sylvia, was Mrs. Louise Blume has returned tion. pointed treasurer of the Travele.s _ I It Is true that I obtained a few 1 quickly as they are received" said E. J. McCabe, executive vice Insurance Co., Travelers Indemnity born to Mr. and Mrs. George B. PnctnnnM ] T i l ^ n fp m h l> r •’’'Kbaltu’es for Professor Levitt’s In- I Bro%n after telling how local On Program for Snnda) Dominion to Be Featured from Canaan, and is at present with land Property July 31 to The committee named by Hoss ter M a ir Friday Night Plumb of Terryvllle on July 6. Mr. Fire department ouUngs In Man- f, The oxler of the department, Ler daughter, Mrs. Claude W. Jones. Helena, Mont. July 17.— (AP) — Camps; Four Are Signed president of the local Chamber of Co., and Travelers Fire Insurance rosiponea III iwpiemoer.j dependent RepubUcan party two cheater gre as traditional' as argu: ” ’ I standard stock fire Insurance Co., It was ennounced today. He No. 2 of the Manchester fire depart- and Mrs. Plumb were former resi- years ago. He asked me to help Hcrold Alvord, la still holding that She expects to occupy her bouse on Montana primary election candi- Commerce, will attend the annual pcsltlon and feela that he could taka companieLare being flooded wlta Starting at liO p .m . , Joined the Travelers group in 192'1. dents of South Manchester where him here in Manchester by collect- nents in town meetings, but. one of Tonight. the Green as soon.as she con g^t August 4. dates awaited the verdict of the meeting of the Connecticut Com- ment has selected Sunday; July 29’, the whole department on the proper roders. "T h e rates were trebled as Being Skilled. the date for the outing at the Oasis A tp«ciAl feature for the All Mr. Plumb was employed ’ In the The Chamber of Commerce of- ing some signatures, and as a friend, th# department’s hasn’t been men- some necessary work done on It. voters today. mercial Secretaries’ Association to- weaving mill qfflce. Mrs. Plumb kind of a wagon to get them to a Friday and the poselblllty of fur- Allan L. Carr, reader at, St. The New York Stock Exchange Club in East Hartford. Sports Night program to .be spon- fice will be closed all. day tomorrow, I did what I'could for him. At that Uoned far as a frolic In the coun- mbrrow afternoon at Wilcox's at wa.s one of the organizers and the as T.lsce to hold the outing aitd gat ther Increases vrill prevail if the lUIlani of Manchester wtll hold a Peter's Episcopal church, preached Interest centered on the Sena- has suspended from trading Asso- TTie members will meet at the sored by the Tall Cedars of Lebanon along with all local retail establish- time 1 bad po particular idea that try Is concerned. And that’s the The Salvation Army band wrill be The most looked forward to ac- Savin Rock. Mr. McCabe la presi- «rst president of. the Manchester them back safe-and sound In the late •trike situation becomes any field day under the suaplcas ol on "True Rell^on", at the Sunddy torial and Congressional races. Forty-three local young men have dent of the organization and his ciated Apparel Industries, Inc., com- Are headquartere at 9:80 in ths and the Recreation Centers Friday ments, In obseiwance of Merchants the new party would cut much of a Manchester Green Fire department. i evening more acute.” heard tonight in another of its tivity of the "Y " Playground is the Nominees for four state offices, i been sent tri various Clrillan Con- mon stock. Notice of suspensir-n morning of the outing and be trans- night at the West Side playground Sfothers’ Club. Day. A number of stores are plan- figure. It did help defeat Bingham Giuseppe Mazzlnl lodge. Sons ol morning service. The celebration term of office will expire tomorrow. public concerts at Center Park. A o! Holy Oommunton, which had been three-day camp for bojs and ox’er- state legislative posts and m any!___ ^ . was given by the Fixchange a wse'K ported In private automobiles to ths will be the appearance of the tumb; ning outings for their employees’at for the Senate, which was a good : John Jensen, who was named aa Italy, at Sons of ItaT hall on county offices also will be selected. , Corijf camps throughout The principal speaker at the The Yovng People's Legion of the Keeney street Sunday. The program planned ior next week. Is postponed nlght camp for girls, which will be ago because of the company’s fail- club. There will be a ball gams ling team from the .New London nearby shore resorts for the day. thing, and further embarrassed the S"* ^ ‘ 1>® p r o p e r varied and interesting program Senator Burton K. Wheeler, |‘ 8® state, completing the fourth en- gathering,' which will have repre- Salvation Army will hold a hot dog - rganizatloD, which cannot be aald \ rcurisbment of the corhpany Is stlU will begin at 1:30 and Includes ail until the week following, when tne sentatives present ’ from sixteen ure to Issue an annual report for ICu played, starting at 11 o’clock, County Temporary home. This team In keeping with the closing sche- Old Maestro, J. Henry Roraback. based on songs of Canada will be held at Addison on the property of Democrat, seeking renomination, i rollment. Assistant Charity Supcrln- 1933 fiscal year Mexican Northa.-u which will give the firemen Will come here tmder the direction roast tomorrow evening and all dule of the Merchants Division of If Profes.sor Levitt wants still an- At the or. ; acuve In that line S d ^ ^ Kinds of games and sporting svsnts Rev.* George A. Alcott of Norwich cities In this state, will be Albert STOP SIGNS ERECTED presented tonight. can be present. Wells A. Strickland. Financially the was opposed by Bert Replogle o f ! tendont Albert E. Behrend made it j-.-en - RalJway has been stricken from the an appetite for the stsamed of Roland Harris director at the members planning to attend are re the Chamber, food stores may re- other party, that is hla privilege as V Joseph Alblston pended upon and Robert J. Smith Including cards, tug-of-war. horse- camp is made possible by eighth j Lavery of Bridgeport, recently quested to meet at the citadel at shoe pitching, foot races, sack races, The first number, a march "All Miss Eleanor Coates, who is em- Lewlstown, a State Representative, known today. Four men were accept-! Exchange list because of Inactiv- clams and clam chowder which home and la iiald to be one of thei main open until 9 o’clock tonight a citizen of a free country, provid- district appropriation, (committee George M. BOurquln, widely known i fd for skilled jobs. The following' president of the State ity. 7:15 o'clock. climbing a greased pole and so on. Around the World" features "Old ployed in Mansfield, was at her He- Chamber of Commerce. The secre- win be served at 12:30. There Is to best of Its kind In the state. • but a large numbbp are expected to ing he can get the required number IThis department la the ALONG SUMMIT ST. Black Joe" as a bass horn solo. The consisting of Charles Loomis and former Federal Judge, ' and O. H .' men comprise the last quota: Frank be a full afftemoon of sports • sr- The group Is composed of boys close at the usual hour of 6 o’clock. of signers nl time. I still do not In the evening there wlU be danc- bron home overnight on Friday. taries will discuss the past and never once been ing In the hail to music by tbs Sper- last march on the program is "The Reports have come in of several Edward Coleman), as the nominal P. Shelly, Red Lodge publi.sher, arc Avignonc, John Bakulski, Maurice ranged to keep all of the members from ten to 16 years of age and will Mrs. Elmer J. Stubbs of Clove Arrangements for a get-together think the new party will amount to considered by the have not asked exempUon from poll fee paid by the boys docs not cover future of the reebvery program. land Heights. Ohio, her son. Wil- niembers to make a change. anza band. All kinds of refresh- Maple Leaf" and is built around trees which were upropted in the the Republican candidates for theiBc.-k, Milton Burst, M:uiricc Brain- Dinner w:lll be served at 1 o'clock in of the company busy until the ut on a 15 minute exhibition start- meeting of members of the Mer- much, but I may be wrrong. The tax. Thoroughfare Attracts So expenses. six-year U. . Senate term. isrd, Michael BrozowskI, Earl Bur- chicken dinner Is served at 5:30. ig at 7:30. The exhlbltto.i -ulll be liam and daughter, Gale,-are guests ments will he on sale during the Canada's national anthem. Tlie fes-' Grayville section of the town In the 6 the afternoon. SHOE REBUILDERS HERE S chants Division of the Chamber of stage Is set for a Jot of queer things Much Traffic That Control Is The camp was started last year Senator John E. Erickson. Demo- i htek, William Carlson. Anthony While the, company Is away No. given on the baseball diamond ,Just of Rev. Leonard A. Harris and Mrs. Commerce and their employees were day. “ Uval march "The Canadlen " Is not severe thunderstorm of last week. to happen politically In Connecticut a street march, being more elabo- as a playground project, and the crat, seeking nomination for the I Chrzanow.ski, John Daley, Frank 1 will cover and men will be pro- in bark of second base. The fleld Harris of Spruce street this Week. postponed until some time In Sept-1 next fall. brary in the south .end and would Necessary. bfi® win leave Oak street for I do not intend to help rate and of a slower tempo, the boys were so enthuaiastii; that con- two-yesr term that represents the j rcptiila, Charlc.<; E. DoAds, James HOLD OUTING TOMORROW vided to drive No. 2's apparatus In • will be cleared so that all spectators Mrs. Sttibbs-I.s a sister of .Mr. Har- ember at a meeting of the special but with this one, not support recreation, the question the hall from two to qve and will me, because I have SAY EQUALIZING of the continuance or not of recrea- Middle turnpike, the oldest street also maker trips at 6 , 7 and 8 o'cloclM .melody being' the well known "O siderable work has been done every remainder of, the six years to which' Edwards, Robert Ed-yards case of a fire. will be able to witness the tumbling I rls. committee named to handle the not the time But If the professor Saturday to make it more comforta- WALL ST. BRIEFS feats. event, held at the Chamber tion In the Ninth District at Its own and one-of the longest In Manches- In the evening, a special bua w iB ^Canada." The cornet duet 'Let Me the late Senator T. J. Walsh was. Also Alex Ferguson. Jr.. Milton Shore Dinner and Water Sports thi. ______, office (can make the grade, more power to ove Thee" is a simple hymn tune DAWES’ TRUSTEES ble. Tables and benches have been elected, has five opponents—Louis. Ferguson, Alex Gurskl, William The Tall Cedars band will give a The Ladies Catholic Benevolent this morning. It w-as felt, that the j him, as far as I am concerned. expense would appear to be the de- ter is now a side street, according leave from Vlchl’s grocery store o 9 . on Program at Ocean Reaeh, ciding, factor. If the district wish- to the atop signs that have been two parts assisted by the full built, brush cleared away, fireplaces P. Donovan, Shelby: James F. Haberern, Edward Hyson, Lawrence two and a half hours concert dur- society will , have a meeting this stores would be an obstacle to the I The above remarks are made by BOARD’S ACTION West Middle Turnpike at 1:30 s h a r ? New York, July 17.- - For the week ' es to continue recreation It had best placed on the street. The opening to take Italians living in that sec- band. The euphonium solo Is a Sal- and a raft and pier built on the O’Connor. Livingston; John A. Love I Jlllson, Frank Kebart, Jr.. Alphonse New I.ondon. ing the evpnlng and there will be evening a-t 8 'clock at the home of success of the event and It wa.s me only as an Individual., swimming pond, making It an Ideal lace, Bozeman: James E. ending 'July I4' Chicago & North i EXCURSION retain the ownership of the West up of Summit street to Oakland tion. vation Army song "O You Must Be HOLD REICH FUNDS n „ ^ n- Kirka, William Leone, Knut Lllle- athletic contests of all kinds, one Mrs. Katherine .\1.. Gorman, 27 Lo- voted to re-conslder the executive Sincerely, spot for a sms'll camp. Western rkllway had total freight feature being a game In tlie town's cust street. committee's recommendation in Side Recreation building and go on street has resulted In an increased In case of inclement weather the A Lover Of The Lord" and has been ^ t t e , and Mrs. W. W . Hamilton, vedt, Stanley Lias. George Martin, TO N E W Y O R K Sherwood G. Bowers. parodied the world over. A regular camp dally schedule is leadings of. 23.193 cars compared Every shoe rcbuilder in town will soft ball /-ague. September. WAS NOT LEGAL as at present with a balancing of amount of traffic over the exten- field day wUl be held Sunday. , J, , . , V „ I ' -John Miruckl. Robert'McConnell, with 21,183 In the previous week and 75 Demlng Street, Manchester, Conn. sion. so It was decided that stop August 5. , The complite program of. to- operated. Last yean it was started in the fir^ district Joseph P-i Kenneth McCormick. Joseph Pack- lake the full day off tomorrow and i l f . and Mrs. David F. Galligan the rents paid for the East Side Rec- US an experiment with small tents, 24,744 a year ago. New York, Chi- Sundays, July 22 and 29 July 17, 1934. (Oontlnned from Page One) signs should be placed on the night’s concert follows: Alonaghan, Baby Congressman o f . p*ck. Anthony Polito, at 8 o'clock will meet at the Center of 46 Delmont street have as their reation building with those received Tie Up Money ^ That Inter- but this year Mias Nellie Holllstcr c a g o ,* ' St. Louis railroad for the ROUND TRIP for the West Side Recreation build- street at different Intersections March, All 'Round the World— the last session, faced twO oppo- MACHADO NOW LOCATED guests tills week David anil William NAZI I’ROI*.\(JA.\UA has kindly loaned a tent large nents. Francis Rohan, Eugene G. Rossi, same periods loaded 11,478 ears and go by automobiles. to Ocean RAILROAD FARE $2.00 OaUlgan of Someryille, Mass. David this meant school property' they ing. This would mean that -the Middle turnpike was one of the Broughton. Edward Rowe, Robert Sanderson, Be.ach where the annual .outing will OPEN FORUM NOT CONVINCINO have no authority and no power to enough to accommodate all the Congressman Roy E. Ayers. naalnst 10,755 and ''l3,423. Lv. Wlndfior Lock* ...... 7 :9 4 A .M . graduated from Boston College in district would continue the owner- streets'.that Summit street crossed March, Beaumont—Dickens. est Can Be Paid On For- Daniel Savino, James Sheldon, Earl be bold. It is the first time that all Lv. Hartford ...... 7:44 A.M. Fultor, Manchester Herald: ALCORN UUNCNES boys. David Hamilton will be ramp Democrat, wa.« he only candidate Due'125th St. . IN DOMINICAN REPUBLIC June and will enter the dental ritOFESSOK I.EVITT. assess any property in proportion to ship of the West Side Recreation so there was a sign placed at the Selection, Pardoned and Free Smith, Herman Smith, Howard G. of the shoe rebuilders in town, now ...... 10:15 A.M. A.s a member of the Kiwanis Club an estimated per cent of school use; Bradley. director, and will have ns his as- without opposition. The Equity Carp.,, on investment Duo Now York* ...... 10:25 A.M. school at Tuft's college in the fall. Editor, The Herald: building and pay an equalization tax Junction of Summit street and sl.stants Charles Novak, who had Smith, Walter Tedford and George organized into one association, will 3* of Manchester I want to say a few. and that In so doing they have acted Comet duct. Let Me Love Thee. eign Loans. It list, has offered to exchange its Lv. Now York* William Is a Junior at Tuft's college Your rather tran.sparent attempt of approximately 326,000. Middle turnpike. Summit street Is PROBE IN HARTFORD charge of the two boys' rooms at '1 honias. take part in an outing. ' The mem- ...... 6:20 P.M. (Oonttnoed from Page (>nej words regardmg the talk deliverei without legal authority. taken, according to the sign, to bo Festival mareh. The Canadlen— common and preferred shares for Lv. 125th St- ...... 6:30P.M. engineering school and a membir of of a few days ago to make It appear ”If the district wishes tp abandon the "Y " last winter, Arnold Clarke, The skilled wiirkers and the jobs bers of the association are not ask- ’ Grand Crntrg} Terminal. 'by -Mr. Kerkhoff at the meeting yes- '4. If this basis of the per cent of the through street and the stops Merritt. Class A and common .stock of the the varsity track team. in your news and editorial columns recreation It had best take an appeal and Richard Brannlck. Model air- to which they were assigned follow: ing the loan of cars for the occa- EASTERN STANDARD TIME and Charleston, B. C., for engine re- terday, ns reported in last night's use for school purposes were to be must be made on jKlddle turnpike. (ContlnoM from Page One) Selection. Determination -J a k e - Berlin, July 17.— (A P )—The throe STRATOSPHERE FLIERS American and Continental Corp., that a serlotis political break had to the courts to establish the 384,000 plane building will be demonstrated Kmit Anderson, truck driver; Ernest also an Investment trust. Equity will sion as there are a sufficient num- .4 day lot sightseeing. riitfiNjr frienit or pairs and supplies—with ilacbado d^-veliiped between I’lTiicsBor Alberti Herald. His alleged defense of Hlt- adopted It would in fairness to all There Is another stop'algn on AUd- way. trustees of the Dawes loan to Ger- ber, A shore dinner is one of the rrlahves^hatebatl-^heatre. and his men remaining below decks' -Mias KIcanor Casperson of Vil- valuation a t the West Side Recrea-> by Bert Hamilton. Andrews, truck driver; Francis Gra- give either one-tenth .of one pre- lage street and .Miss Hllma Gustaf- Levitt and myself, is quite amusing 1“Iroclties agaln.st Jews la baaed compel the Committee on Equaliza- dle turnpike at the Jiinctlon *of cratlc and Republican workers to Euphonium solo, O You Must Be TO TAKE PUMP ALOFT chief attractions for the day, but Purchaao tickets In advance. Number tlon building and thereby receive an many today served notice that thev II is expected that at least 35 ham, truck driver; . Paul Packard, fctied share, anil four common limited to accommedatione on apecial —the Boreas was headed down the to me. or. the supposed Jewish dominationdomlnnt(on tion to exclude entirely the follow- VVoodbridge atreet. give information concerning the A Loves Of The Lord. there are to be swimming events son of Forest street left for New arc. tying up funds set a.slde for in- boys arid 15 girls will go. The girls clerk. shares, or six common share.s for coach trail). crooked island passage for a ten- York this morning and at midnight Profe.ssnr Levitt still must be an of Germany. Then 1s it the I’ rotcs- ing abandoned buildings In other 32^3^'?^^*°*' approximately frauds which were perpetrated la March, Winnipeg—Merritt. and other wpter and land sports. day, stormy run to Monte Cristi. districts: will go Tue.sday, July 31 In charge each share of American aijd .Con- THE NEW HAVEN r . r. will sail on the S. S. Bremen. They effective thorn In the side of the I'lnt domination of Germany that November. A*, the Investigation dv Meditation Harlan—Kltching. ti rest payments, a step which of Mias Eleanor Dwyer, and return Will Be I'sed lo Open Valve at "regular" p• “ v “ u .step taken by the loan trustee." it | Communication lines have, been JAMES QUINN MlSs Myrtle Porter and Miss has benefitcil from tlio sdiangc, al- 1 veil today lU'W.'ipapers carried th? ing up hla Work to take a siniil.ir cut off, making a complete casualty to farmers and its announced de- Hulldlna* 7(W Main afreet. waa pointed out that the Young loan Kagleson-Jarvis M a n ch e iite r — P h o n e »4.*lO. Itiitli Kiugslmry, Ilf Hartford, whi though in many p la c^ the Demo- slory of an open revolt against Hil- "b. If tills biiiliiing did not now D"-’ West Side Recrea- position In Bainbridge, s,omc yea's .siir\'ey Impossible. Whole towns i termination to keep prices down for Tel. Rosedale 7H-1 exist, or, if its u.se as a sclsnol were ! builtling out of equalization and A TRULY GREAT MOVEI. i.' unaffected, because it has no j Mr. and Mrs. Delphis Jarvis . of The only oharae lo Threc^ GROCERIES have many frtcnd.s In Manehe.slor, crats bae muffed tliejr opportumllcs - Urlsni by more than a thousand Ger- ago. were known to be inundated. i the consuming public. Percent Per Month on I’n- mortgage securities. 79 Keeney street announce the mar- losn i Mode In Nc«rby Towns are enjoying a vacation at Nap- to do much cqtliitriictive an 1 man university students. — all I not allowed, the town- would imme- l“ 'vn not a.ssuming the bonds i Allan L. Carr, reader at St. paid .Amount of Loan tucket Island. I dlntely be faced with the p r o b l e n D ^ its .constuiction, there ' Peter's church'. Is logal agent to se- furreney Situation riage of their daughter. Miss Ida lasting work, duy to their Internal - ' .ynns. A regime that had shocked BROUGHT TO THROBBIMC M. Jarvis, to William J. Eaglcson. ti.e sensibilities of the civilized I of furnishing additional school facll- i l>e a credit to llic district ot i cure homes for "fresh air" children "As a result of the Reichsbank's Especially Priced squabbles. Iweaboiits. at leii.-i', feieign currency situation the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. John Brown nf thn Btamlard the Democrat^; party Seems to lie World cannot bo convincingly de- , I about $6.{,U0. with the distr.ct from the congested districts of New Plumbing Company is leaving fir fended. I "c.,The Committee on Equaliza-‘ "•'*®'‘nnnK a bond issue of 398,000. York, for vacatlon.s of ' a week or monthly payments due July 15 for | Eagleson,'of Cooper Hill street. The made up la i^ ly of a bunch of fight- LIFE ON THE SCREEW? SO'vice on the Dawe.s and Young ceremony took place at Mamaro- For This Week Boston tomorrow to attend a meet- ing Irishn>4ii who don't know vcdien i I tlon admits by Its action that it is ' the West Sitie Recrea- , two weeks. He has already been A KIWANIAN. successful In getting places for Ic.ans could not be placed at the dis- Y., Monday, July 9. after ing of Dcleo Heat representatives lo stop litlng. They are too busy July 16, I M t . I a school building, but claims that it i building out of equalization and I Jack TYast .Sugni’, 10 1001,1.1 ^ 0^1 all New England, to be held battli I is only 40 per cent a school build-j‘•he town a.ssuming the bonds' some children, and would be glad posal of the trustees,” the statement I "'hlch the young couple left for a i^lKiunii I i„ Imperial Uallroohi of tlio .'cr tlie gravy to consld.V ot other offers. Mr. Carr h'lmaelf entrejlehing themselves In the conli- I ing—without applying the same ' '‘''"''gea to its construction, there continues, "These due payments | stay ,n Boston and vicinity, cloth C o .^ tl»t!er Hotel. UepreseiUatlves from gave a home all summer to a 's.matl dene^ I’e of the people by getting to- I principle to other structures In the ' "'oold be a net debit to the district ^^H cFtacFiet amounted to 4.220,000 million marks ! Eagleson have sack...... O J ‘ Generul Motors, makers of Dcl.’o ELECTRICAL STORM I town used in part or not even used ' appi'p-ximately 326,000. 1 boy from- the New York alums. .ur the Dawes loan and 6,300,000 Cheney Brothers, gether and putting aero.ss nunli- As the Storrs baseball nine waa Post Toasties, f1 o 0 Heating Equipmeht, are to he prei- ^eeded legisiatlve reforms, Wliai I at all tor school purposes. j "C: With the West Side Recrea- i r arks for the Young loan. Interest ' weaving mill, I < gx tnt to (leinon.striite the latest im-,, ! " 6. Tile Ninth- School District huilding in at full appraised unable to meet the local Town team p.ayments to various loan creditors I ' 2 pkgs...... 1* O provemeiits wlitch have 'been ma the Democratic party needs most t.s HITS NOVA SCOTIA for the Sunday afternoon game a.s 1 someone or something to make the Committee urged in a formal letter ' 384,000 and the town are due October 15 on the Dawes ac- { TO CUT LUMBER PRICES Lovely Jell, f7 /-* " h Delco heating units. —to theV...T Commlttee---on e,quaii:Equalization ’ “ ''^'‘ "hng the bonds charged to its 1 j announced, a change had to be made c lint and December 1 on the Young | Irish stop fighting. It will be a (('ontlnued from Page One) and the Wllllmantlc St. Stans sub- 3 pkgs...... lU tough Job. thatih«» theMl. —. question .oC>4 nct—as to. i construction, therb would be a nelH loan Washington, July 17— (AP) — A The regular meeting Wedhesday h.ail in I credit of about 32,317. stituted. The town team won an view of these payment dates E-Zee-I’ reez, r j ^ It used to be a matter of pride some seetlons broke win- whether the building Is S I school —the girl you lo vsa easy victory at the Amston Lake 111 slash In the price of lumber is ex-, evening of the Olcotl degree club of , d'l’.vs. building or la not, and the ^ a n n i' "d. With the West Side Recrea- ] the German government cot in con- S pkgs...... ^ Q Manehestcr Orange w ill/h e post- ifor those who were registered 011 In " O n l y Y sslsr - fleld. On the same afternoon the peeled to give President Roosevelt'.s I It lya.s H welcome storm to farm- which it should be appraiscd.^--Dh tlon building In at 40 per cent of Us tract with the governments of these housing campaign a push forward. poned until the following Wednes- the rolls of the G. O. P. to call them- local. Cardinals went down in their Grape-Nuts, 4 nm ; selves Republicans. It was truly ers for It brought rain that relieved submitted to a dlstihguished Jurist apj^aised value and the town assum- d a y " , in lh a sp ic countries Which l.ssued the loans for NRA announced, last night Its ap- day at T:00 p, m.. in /n d d Fellows ingHhe bonds charged to Its con- first defeat of the season at the Pkg...... 1 / ' a Grand Old Party, doing tilings m |a numth'.s drought. Forest fires for arbitration. The town counsel, j p i c t u r i z a t i e n o f hands of the Baldwins, in a game the purpose of Improving the devlse.i proval of 8 to 10 per cent reductions A good cigarette Hall: i’lans for myoiitlng will be laging foi mor.' than a week were we are advised by the newspaper, Blructlon?^here would be a net - Pillsbury 1- lour, 4-* #7 dlsni.s.ied then.' a Grand Old Way. In Hie light c( H o n s F o l l a d o 's played In Manchester, The junior Situation and restoring German in lumber and timber products going i what had come to pass during tlie I quickly exlingul.shcd. has advised the Committee on Equal- debit to the cHaJrict of about 313,9ll, l an.sfer ability. Such an agreement to housing construction. 5-Ib. sack ...... ^ f ■A Ninth Distiint Committee, | Eagles were also defeated on tne .Miss Aimii j Henry Pouisen arrived six weeks ization that it hud no power to sub- slashin g novel of Klbbe field by the South Coventry already has been reached with Eng- French, one of the ** mit the question at issue to arbitra- HoWellTefafney, I land." Ivory Soap, r- Hbrarlans at he South Manchester to brag about as it used to be...... ! '“ ’T and purchased a y o u n g lo v o b a t - Juniors. can cause no ills and “^3 In bis keynote address before the iT*™ neAc KentvlUe, in tion. T’he question therefore rc- j John H. H-yUe. ' The German government "alread.v DIES FROM BI RNS . ! medium size bar .... O F'lhltc nhra/y is apenthilg her vaca Philip Cheney, - . | llin g ad versity I 'M rs. Eugene P. ’Chase and he.- ill-fated Democratic National Con- i *"* 70-year-old mother mains for the district to decide, a.s two daughters, the Misses Betty has turned over to special accounts Kirkman’s Borax ^ 0 tion wlth/her parente, Rev and Mrs. Edward F. Taylor, i Winsted; Conn., July 17—( AP) ' I'nrl 0 ' vention of 1924, another member of 'i’'" ''’* J'’" '" now lies in a to whether It will accept the 40 per and Catherine, have arrived at theiV at the Rcichsbank the monthly pay- Soap, 5 cakes 1 O eritica'1 ’condition a.s the re.siilt of cent valuation or take an appeal to Emily Klssman, i ments due for individual issues ot Bums suffered in the, explosion ol fi.rmeriy of this, town Miss Fna I ir* n‘’''“nde.l country place, "Shadowsmark", for a gasoline filled lanto.n claimed the Cut-Rite Waxed Paper, r* .shock. His barn was razed, with the courts to decide whether the Clarence R. Martin; the remainder of the summer. Mrs. various countries.'.' the statement cure no ailments., . . H i . ^ an assistant at the library U i !’'*'''-V f it were destroyed three horses, a West .Side Recreation building is or life of Raymond Brochu, 8 year old 10c r o ll...... O a'lending the summer school of the privilege, pillage and plunder." In- IT’S M ORE Catherine Drinker Bowen and ch'il- cf.ntlmies. "In addition, the sum of son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brochu. dignation ran rife among the stal- registered bull, five nigs, farm ma- is not a school building. If u is a dren- of Philadelphia are also spcniL 4 300,000 million marks .was taken Maxwell Hou.se -mieetlcut Library Commls.'ilon at chinery and hay.. The boy died in the Litchfield wart G. O. P. partisans at such school building within the meaning WRITER DESCRIBB~ j TH A N A ing some time at "Shadowsmark.' out of the mortgaged revenues bv CofTee, lb, t i n ...... In \\ e.itvllle, Mr.x, William Allan County hospital yesterday. bla.sphemy, but subsequent revela-,...... ------of the statutes it should go in at its M O V IE - Dances are being held at Amston the trustees and held ws-security fot Cocoamalt, 7 full appraised value of $84,000 and With two brothers. Raymond took Hons have proved that Claude spoke i entered her at the old store building every Sat- payments when due." the lantern Sunday to a platform hut ifgives you j A well-baby conference will be become the property, of the town. BESIEGED FRISCO IT'S A urday evening from 9 p. m' to 1 i/^-Ib. tin .;.,...... 1 ;b ®Truc Life of Lorenzo Dow,” will lie Brillo, 6c of .Mrs .Milton J. Turklngton of cien debt payments. The money and corr^rt much cotlhroal business on the i la.. , "'ar'i'KP®’’ t>f .ts valuation, 'flam say over the radio "my con- presented at Page Park, ( Hebron withheld by the trustees is not avail- Scarborough road, left yesterday inside. ! ®,*tU'lren aa it ripped up the I _ Financial Imu c h . large pkg...... cern is the 1 ceding of many, thou- Library grounds), the evening of able for domestic purposes. KLEIN'S 13c for the Salvation Army - camp at A good many of the old-time Re- tloorlng and tore open their shoes, "i. The financial issues involved ’ ®Knda of men. women and chUdren July 27, In the open. The play Is Krasdale. Peaches, Star Lake, Butler. N. J;, to remain 2 largest ckns ...... publican, think that thcir'pariy vVi'll ! ..am 7 n are as foliows: whose ordinary sources of suppl, In five acts! and runs as follows; 29c for two w..cks Adjutant Miss a. If the decision of the Com -' have been cut off." ^ Prologue, A Woods In Coventry .it , MARKET Kra.sdale Catsup,- h lorohce Turklngton, the b o y s ’ mittee on Equalization is accepted ' On the lips of everybody—the 1795. Act 1, A Meeting in aunt. Is a councillor at the oamp^ FOOD STORES AT NORTH large bottle ...... as.ieUi will be . crowds that spent the.evening sit-"I Western, N. Y„ 1802. Act 2. A I Ifil Center Street 12c Backwoods Inn in Kentucky, 180j?. j Creamay Salad, credited w ith 336.000 and it will be , ting in hotel lobbies or walking Dial 3256 Mr. and Mrs. WlUlani Wuerdig forgotten that many of the seeds of ^ volunteers ot- cnarged with a net debit in equal-1 aimlessly u,< anu down the streets' Act 3, Snith Miller's House in West- i END CLOSED TOMORROW We say that Chesterfields \ Dressing, quart jar... have moved from 77 Brookfield em, N. Y., 1804. Act 4. A Planta-i. OPEN ALL DAY 25c our present economic dlaastef were caii^d ’ bv *the*'cilcfril®*’ i® *’*®*? izatlon of approximately 313,911. was the question: "How long wUl atreef to their ow'n home at 20 grown and sown during the good South - electric storm at Fiirth-jr, it 'vlU have to pay, rentais p t last,” | tion House in Alabama, 1810. Scene MERCHANTS’ DAY are milder— that they taste Sunsweet Prunes, Proctor road. Maitland, but their efforts '/" i 2-Ib. pkg...... old days of Warren Harding. Calvin ' ' to'the 'Ttjwn of Miinche.ster-of be-; Most frequently it was 1 don't i the north end are 20 c Coolidge and Herbert Hoover. The were fruitless and the 35,000 barn tween 31,500 and $2,000 a year for' know." Those who turned to an-' better— and we believe that Sunsweet F^rune Juice, R'-tnibllcan parly will have hard of the East Hants County Home I recreation facilities In the West Side i swer,' guessed anywhere front "a H^e at^obofoTondrMontSJl":! ITZut etd"lf keen^ ICE COLD BEER went up in names. The building quart bottle...... HOSPITAL NOTES W’ork getting back into power until 1 ' ^ '"ra tio n buildnlg and possibly j few days" to "maybe months." Four bottles, 23c it changes Us notions and tactics. was Just 200 feet away from Uie double that amount in the Ea.st Side Tired men bent over desks n news- you would enjoy them. Copenhagen Snuff, home where 70 Insane am quar- •hkh i i f (contents) ... 29r A son was bom yesterday after- What the Republican party neeos tered. "®-®K®'lV'’'' building. , paper and press assoclaUon offices, ; LIT TLE MAN! il riir#vrfnf • *mve a part in the outlne 3 b o x e s ...... is a good does of physic—sometliiog D. If. on the other hand, the Die strain of weary hours of trying ' 25c noon to Mr. and .Mrs, Henry .Mutrle I A large barn and granary at De- Walkei’s Boric Acid, cf'43 Branford street. that will clean it out, sw'ecten it up, ‘ Ninth. District takes an appeal to . to keep up vith the kalediacoplc -T h e vacaUon school opened Mon- : chanls**'’ It to “r Z ' " bert Beach, Colchester County, the cmirt.s and .succeeds In e.stab- day forenoon at the Hebron, Green 3 . Keystone State M is. Hattie Heiblg of Broad Brook give it a new slant on life and make picture. Cigarettes were quickly: 4-oz. tin ...... owned by Flemming Wilson were de- llshlng the fact that it 1s a school Congregational church, with an «n ' the p •rtn^ 7 c was admitted yesterday and Mrs. public .service.-. Us aim, fntlier than stroyed. lighted, puffed once, twice, and Whiskey ...... $1.15 Cider Vinegar, catering to special "privilege, pil- building. It would follow that the rollment of 40 children. The school gome toe Henrietta Case nf Buckland, Mrs. tossed away. Paper littered floors. W H A T N O W? is spon-sored by the Tri-Countv ; lage and plunder." valuation of 3S4,OOOfw'ouId be esUb- gallon (contents)___ Minnie Robbins of 150 Summit street Laughs, when' they came, were Christian Endeavor Union, and is In places, Mr^ Boston 27c Now to get back to the j)rofes.-wr. Hshed and that the district would strained. wlOi and Sirs. George Findlay, with in charge of Miss Alice Hiimphr";/I ' Sloe ( i i n ...... font Sion, of 3 Hawley street, were The directors of the Connecticut ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT receive a small net credit on equal- Few people mentioned the bris- • $1.40 ization of about $2,317. Further, gnd Alfred Oixoh of New Britain, LIGHTNING KILIJ8 SO discharged. federation of Taxpayers' Associa- tllng waterfrout and commission trained teachers. The continent Sugar Cuied MAHIEU'S tions passed a resolution at their re- Mr and Mrs. Luigi Pola of 55 we would pay in rentals to the town district where youthful but deter- ' DOUGLASS MONTGQMgRY Earl Judd of 14 Elro street and for the u.se of recreation facilities token up for study, in accordance Belgrade,- Yogo Slavla, July 17— j Bacon, lb...... the cigarette that’s MILDER Mrs. John Moriarty of 382 East cent meeting in Norwich which rec- School street announce the engage- rained looking National Guardsmen ! with the World Friendship series, te 23c omends that the Federation keep ment of their elder daughter. Miss in the West Side Recreation bulldini walked behind barricades of ma- ' Last Day ' AP)—More than 30 persons were i GROCERY Center street were admitted today. between 33,000 and 34,000 and aboul ______WED. Africa. Therware periods for wor- reported killed by lightning and I Pork Chops, the cigarette that tastes better Mr. and Mrs. William H. Chadwick out of partisan poIiUcs. to the ex- Marjorie D. Pola. to Harold E. chine guns, - hallenged whoever ap- j I •Marion Davies ship, handwork, story telling and 188 Spruce Street tent of becoming identified wltli any whole flocks of sheep were killed ! lb...... of 64 Birch street became the par- Borst, son of Mr and Mrs. William Re®crMM®,r,®!r°u‘?,‘ proacbed and let no one by without k Gary Cooper games, all of which will center last night by enormous hailstones 18c particular party, and for local, tax E Borst of 99 Oak street. The wed- Recreation building. I one of the latest passes THURS. State about Africa. Outdoor sessions are. ents of a daughter bom this mom- delightful l y cool "Operator IF* leagues to steer clear of the same. Recreation Factor. Perhaps a little old lady, w'ad- during a cloudburst In the Mora- lag. dlng will take jllare sometime in held when Ihe-weather is favorable. vltza valle;^ and by other-storms in Hamburg Steak It was fsit by a majority of ths dt- September. woid'd^lB ‘ ^®‘ - ®.ui»treet. summed Rev. Walter Vey preachetf Simday lb...... would in any evenr support the 11-j it up in the words. "Ain't It awful." Starts Friday— Joe E. Brown in “ THE CIRCUs T l QWN various sections of Yogo Blavla. 20 c 1 at the Hebron Oingregattonal The crops were seriously damaged. • I9M. *------((trms Tnstntt nn. PA6BF0UR MANCHESIER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESI BR, CONN,, TUteSOAT, JULT It, 1OT4.

liatirlfP B trr from eoBlUct Id tbara twUUac with all Oermaa erbps fhr below iBorg IntdUlfgnt at tha comraaat] ot standard, Herr Hitler faces a^prob- 'The Man On The Trapeze Cameron, Ooorgo Arnold, Jr., W il- liam V. Badlak, David A . Sykes, baa mads it piaui t u t as Sorning Hprald Oovnor Merrtain than tahka, taar lan next winter, If he should last WAITER ARRESTEI^ John E. Fahey, Frederick J. Cooley, SIX HAT PLANTS Overnight A, P, SILK CODE AUTHORTTY tlon will bs taken by dht cat, rltlM and ahotcunar A r t thare that long, that be cannot solve by HEALTH -DIET ADVICE DAILY RADIO PROGRAM Bhsrwood C. Cummings, Frederick unUl the National Rayon . fUBUBHEO BT THK X A U > PJUNTINa OOMPAKT, IKC. no bralhaT No saaulna public murder. Uhleas, of -course, he TUKtDAYg JULY 17 (CsDtr&I and Eastern Standard Time) H. Holt, Alfred Rosenberg, J. Henry Association, wboas members . BY UK. FRANK McCUY McCray, Cbarlss M. Squirsa. Lsb- News A a S ON OUTPUT CURB under the cotton taatUe o n ^ I t BIM*n BtTMt apivlt T No even banded justice I should rssort to ths Ingsntus plan of Note: Ail programs to ksr and baslo chains or aroupt thereof unlsss snael- IN T R p MURDER IN DANBURY OPEN ttonch*«t«r. Conn QuesUoaa la ragard to HasUUi aad (Met flsd; coast to coast (s to c) dsslgnatJoa Includes all available stationa ^ ' bsus F. BlsssU, Frederick W, Brad- to toe plan. A joint plan, ta w ivli^ ^ T B O H A U FBROITSON Nothing to work with but the big slaughtering all those consumers wiU oa Baawarad ay Ot. Met ay who oaa pr«arsms subject to change. P. M. (DavUf f ht Ti ms Ons Bear tdrsrj. ley; auditors, William F. Ps''rtridge Boston— The Masaachusetts Alco- OonornJ UnBatnr both toe rayon and silk InduatrlstTSa:! aUek? who sre not also producers—and it ba addniMiad la oata nl uiu paper. Co- V NBO-WEAF NETWORK C e nt. B e e t and Harold R. Obenauf. holic Beverages Commission found Majority of 900 Manufacturers felt necessary to bring producUps ' Poubdod Ootobor 1, Ittl oioaa staniiMNl. aaU-addraaaail eavaiopes •A ttO ^ Sestt weaf irlw weei wUc 5 :0 0- 8:OO^W a il e r’a R hyth m CluS that D, A. Schulte Ino., was conduct- and sales closer together.. It wlU bs Is to bo feared that bis friends of wjar wtaa wesb wfi wilt wfbr wix ugy 8:18- 6:18— Th e Heuae b y " |odY Tenatively Identified Corporators to Meet Favor Single Shift of 40 _ PnMUftOd Bvory CooniBg Ezotpt for reply. tha Road Methods of Collective Bar ing a chain of liquor stores In Mag- mother week, to'oiigh, before tba fu d a z t and Bolidnsm Eatoroo at tna the right would never coB^ent to wuen W4:as wiam arwj weal; Midi ksd 5 : 3 ^ 8 : 3 ^ V ara V a n and* her Sons Ths annual moetlng of the cor- Hours Weekly. SCHOOL MURDERS wiuan wcfl woc-wbo wow wda( wkbf • :4S— 8 :4 ^ 8 e a k a C a rt e r — porators of too Savings Bank ofi rachusetU In too names of. “Straw- rayon Industry will U ready to act PMt OClea at Maaehaatar, Conn., aa NORYHWMT A CANADIAN - wtmj Baaoad Clau Mail Mattai. that; It would call for too many s' ' -s.!- * ANEMIA RB®,P«’'®“ ‘ - 'J'S £ r S l S r ^ ® * * * Olv** * C .m .d y er was arrtated early today m nuM report will be Issued.' relief to toe Olouerster fishing in- which ot two proposals It favors to EaU Nail$ aatiUad to tha oaa for rapubltcatlan ter. .' The’-s Is not the slightest in- s 4 ;M ~rh t rattsrsd Man — ba- ..g w ^ R Ic h a r a Hlm b a r ^ a h t a . Suf hatters' fur cutting factories in dustry. the country, the mountaineers take MI pale people are suffering from , Sfl whe« * ^ sic: Me Parkins, aicsteh—west rx4 c. • Illy ,Haya Oreha a.— D b l a acutoeast London in connection with Visiting Pastor bring about closer control ot produc • A M S who • • n a« fMit M fees last he ot all nawa dtapatchaa oradfiad to ti dication that 'Hitler haa even a bis dlMase. The day of taking ‘ '"P avem en t did SiSS— 4:e5r-Nurssry Rhymss—basic trunk murder o f two women. to ll city In which the nine weeks tion. emlil sow *4t atilt or old ihott It W. 01 not otharwtaa crtdllail In thia I 4 : 0 ^ S:00^Hsrry Msysrs Orchsstra . . J'9 ? ~ ; a r l a l “ C a n f l lc f o b a a i. , Rev. J. Garland Waggoner, pastor their , school problem with the ut- shadow of an idea o f what to do pink pills for pair paopia'u o w .‘”* i ““in* of*' j!lJ-*-Pra d dla Rich'# Tre up ara Tony Manelni, stammering Italian , sirike of employees remains unset- Hgtcktftd, not. to. Bu OI bs AtA, Chlctso,' Mpar and aUo tha local nawa pub- 4:30h » 8:30—Weekly Hymn Sing—to-S' of toe Storrs Community' church, ■ A majority of thote voting. It waa ni. Re wtt t itomteh luOtttr for IS yttrs ilahad barain. most ierlousneso. Recently the It secondary anemia. 4:48— 8:4V-'Msry tmaii Orehasfre Malaaio strin o a tled, re-opened foi work this morn- about It. The only idea he appears Is Impossible to determine A •lOO— 1 0:0 a ~Th t A a rly Itauaa— baalbi described in poilcs . broadcasts as ! will preach Sunday morning at the teamed yesterday, lean to ths limit- tnd DOW tirti crelll for hit noortry to ths A ll right)! ot tapubltcatlon ot \ whether anemia is prisenT or'not wSft? • 8:00* 8 :00* RasebaM—weaf A .-^oiuere haying "well treated nolr," was i ing and It IS estimated that a total apodal diapatohaa haraln ara alao ra> annual county elections of scbodl to be .capable of forming would be 8:18* 8:18—Gene A Glen—eadi A so . Orch a a fra-^mldw a a t union aervlce to ’ be held at toe COUNTY’S FARMERS ing of productive machinery to a sin- Vdst^rttlrntnl, hiitd oa a fimout ttontth by merely looking at the patient : hi* *' * ^***'‘* • lib— 10:15— Pra a a.Ra dio N a w a ParloS of about fifty men and wom en re- fPHltUU'a liiplt-actloa prttcrlpUon.. i n . aatvad. trustees were held and reports of 8:80* 8:30—Brad and Al, Cbm.—basic 9:20*10:20— isham Jon es Ore hes.— bs* picked up by detectives in a section Union Congregational church in this gle shift of forty hours a week, with to deal with bread rlota with bul- - The only wav to tell te tft MVMminA ' are usually reduced to • :4 ^ 8:48—To Bs Anneofiesd turned to their Jobs. The re-oponing purpos* It u ntulrtllio mo o m told, lootht “ • • • fireh a a tra— m ld w .t t where he worked two year, ago. city. The Metoodlit Eplicopal and! j the code authority givsn power to Poll aanrica ellant ot N B A Sarv. the casualties are slowly coming in. 8:00— r:0O*L#o Rslemsn’e Orthistra Jo " ** * Orch t a fra was without incident except for the tnd htti tut InOi^med itooitch limns pad tea. Ine. leU. Tha world has yet to record ill;.! •♦JO— 7:S^W ayns King's Orchsstra Manelni, disappeared from Brigh- toe Rockville Baptist churches will TO P L A m S E B A L L j giant exemptions to msst seasonal Hop piln. Alrttdy tl.ist Ititoti prtltiae scope,...... When 1 Is healthy ublood cella — 0*45— 10:45— Je a R alchma n Oreha a.— presence of poilcs and pickets and So far the list of the slain numbers its first esse o f that solution of tha 7:00— ftOO—Bsn Bsrnis and ths Lada : **4y O'H a ra O r e h a a ..-m ld * ton Sunday after offlcisrs haa inter- Join In tots union service. Rev. esmands. Ths alternative proposal tht Udss' Trtttant htrt btta rtetirte Publlahar'a kapraaantativa; Tha has over. 6,000,000 ;ed blood cells ' normal balance. 7:80* •:SO—Tfis Historical Bkstohss !5'5®^’ '-® ® ~ ri a rry . Soanlk Ore k a atra viewed him when a woman's- body George S. Brookes, pastor of the ihe gathering of spectators in ths from tletlsts of itomteh-ulotn,.told itomteh, only five, with a fringe of wounded.; starvation problem being successful. 8:00— 9:00—Light Opera Show—to o 10:30— 11:30— Fra n k O all ay Orch a a tra I provides for two shifts of fortv Julioa Maihawa Soadal Agancy—.Naw and about 7,500 white blood cells 9:00—10:00—'*Q6T.'* Dramatic Sketch was found Jammed in a trunk, along Union Congregational church. Is en- factory neighborhoods. ladlfetUon, httrtbum, ttt pilai, btichlos Tcrk. ChUiago, Dairoii and Boaton. But aa these mountiln folks areere i ______per cubic millimeter, and the blood . . .^O a a l o ; E a rl HInaa Orcfi.— midw j hours each a week during peak tnd other lymplomt of txoeii' tcidity. Writ# • il^ lO ilS —Bmll Coleman Orchsstra 1110^—latOOJ-Oanca H o u r— wabe A w a it with the "head and arms of another joying his - annual vacation In Police On Duty West Side Challenges the QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS jM ti Qsns A Glen—west repast. i periods, with production restricted td»i. Suit# mpleta body was tentative- Mayor George C. S. SebseU held i demand. btek fiiirintit of ttfitficfion by redness of the hemoglobin Is caused Leo Carroll of the Ridgefield Bar- aatumaa no financial raiponalbllity bered bodies of Women packed In preparing - frozen canned fru it?" MWw a a t: we ky k yw w onr wla Irwh ly Identified as that of Mrs. Violet a hearing Monday afternoon at 5:30 i The silk code Authority, however. undisclosed. However, If no more by Iron pigments. You can realize CBt^WABC NETWORK kw er Koll wra n wmaq k to w kbf racks were on duty at the seven fac- Arthur Drug Store, appearing lb Answer: Do not open the can Saimders, a profcaslonal dancer ap o'clock In the .Common Council] nic on July 26. and other gopd drug stores. aiaarllaamonta to tha Mannhaaiar than five killings shuold have re- trunks in Engll.ih railway scatloiu how Important this hemoglobin Is BASIC—Bast: wmbe wade woko weao N O R -TH W B S T A C A N A D I A N - w tra l tories which are In widely scattered Evantng HaraM to the health when you understand f™it--pineapple, peaches, berrlelL waab wpao war wkbw wkro whk cklw wib a k it p wobo wday k f yr cre t c(c( ptaring under toe name of Vlolette rooms to act on toe application of sulted. ffom this year's school elec- It may behoove toufU t^ho are not stc.—but remove the label, placing wdro wcau wlp wjas wean wfbl wspd S O U TH — wrv a wptf wwne wla w j a z Kaye- • Herbert Paganl for a transfer o f. sections of the city. Pickets and that It carries the oxygen from the wjsv wmas; Midweett wbbm wfbm w fla-w a un wiod warn wm a wab wapi spectators were kept moving, and TUESDAT, JULY iT. tions the list would exactly tie the equipped with a l r t l ^ alibis to keep lungs to all parts of the body. When the can In a bucket and entirely kmbo kmoa wowo whaa wjd a wamb kvoo w k y-w f a a wbap kpro Although toe arms and head were a license to. sell gasoline at 164 The west stds Farm Bureau surrounding It WJth a mixture of woai ktba ktba waoo w ava East Main street. No objections tlic absence even .o f catcalls and record for the elections of 1833. away from the Little laiand. the percentage of hemoglobin falls CAST—wpg whp wlbw wbeo wibi wfaa believed to belong t o ' the woman's baseball team under the manage- THE STRIKE chopped ice and Ice cream aalt. . wore wlce efrb ckao M O U N T A I N — koB kUyl k z lr fcthl* were heard at toe hearing. loudly uttered remarks was In con- Scotland Yard, always gsts its man, below 90. the body can not obtain D ix ie —wgst wsfa wbre wqam wdod P A C I F IC C O A S T — kso k fl k gw Komo torso, discovered . In a trunk at ment of Waldo Ford, Suffleld, for- In Leslie county this time a depu- enough oxygen. The cCntenU of the can will freeze kira wree wlao. wdsu wtoo krid wrr khg kfad k U r kpo Brighton a month ago. authorities Recovering from Injurtes trast to some of previous occur- mally Issued a challenge to toe east While the governor of California you know, a id If these f unsolved In about a half hour, after which ktrh Jctaa waco koma wdbo wodx wbt Justin J. Latorop, 36, of Center rences during toe strike. ty sheriff and a citizen mutually A lot of people think that since wdas wbig wtar wdbj wwva wmbg C a nt. g a t t. refused to take thia for granted. Aide of Hartford County to a cham- aeema to regard the general strike ths can may ba openad by cutting street, who was Injured in diving at The strike at toe factory of tot eliminated each other by gunfire ae' "“ y beooma w * hemoglobin is made from an iron wsjs wmbr J i l t La dy— sa at Killed By Hammer pionship game to be played off at compound, all that is neccasaxy to around the outside edge, not the MIDWEST—weak wgi wmt wmbd wian I ' J J r A nnla — « a t only . Mrs. Saunders had been killed by Coventry 1-ake Saturday, Is reported Uanhury and Bethel Fur company the Farm Bureau annual picnic at at San Pranclsoo and Oakland as a a good way to determine whether i frame somebody pretty wlbw kfb kfab wkbn wcoo wsbt ksej Ti’ Increase the amount of hemoglobin top. The frozen fruit or “Ice” mav l l ? t % Ore ha t. blows from a hammer, while the as resting comfortably In toe Hart- oa River street, which resumed Babb's Orove, Lake Congamond, m atUr calling for no particular ac- be slipped out o f the can Intact wnax . I S ” 5:15— Ramon Ramoa Ore k a atra another citizen had a right to vote- inotably the la to cat more iron. As a matter of MOUNTAIN—kvor Us kob kal *i*0— »l a m p Clu b — wla onlyi torso victim was dismembered with ford hospital where be was taken cperatlons yesterdity aa toe result or W’eit Suffleld Thursday afternoon, Uon on the part of the slate other sliced and served. I f you have one COAST — khj koln kfre kol kfpy krl . .J h a a inglno L a d y— rbpa at (or w ( a after toe accident- ■ He struck his >. supposed mutual agreement be- in a Bear Creek school house a sIm-1 Bryntt of fact, foods which contain Iron are 4:45— 6:45— Low ell Thom a a — aaat; a saw. July 26. The game Is to start at 2 of the electrical refrigerators, you kfbk kmj kwg kern kbd krmb keb head against the bottom of the lake. tween toe company and employees, p. m., daylight time. than the mobilization of its military liar dispute wound up with ong/df fo r k bragged that no Whits- very numerous, and most of them Cant. Cast. Orp h a n A n n i e -r e p e a t to midwa at The Identity of the dismembered - . are common foods fouhd In an or- may pjace the can of fruit in the 8:00— 6:00— To Bo Announc e d He was removed to the hospital to was renewed today On toe allegation In the list ol nationally known row er and. a resort to force, there freezing compartment for about a SiOO— 4:00—Jerry Cooper, Baritone 8:10— 8:18— Tin ty p e Te n or. Orehes. woman remained a mystery, al- the aispuUnls dead and Uio .-cither in^urdcr could be committed dinary diet. In those who do not 8:1^- 4:18—Skippy—east; The Three have an x-ray taken to see If he tliat the company had failed to taka players who will represent the team la no great amount of evidence, in half to three-quarters of an hour to 8:30— 8:80— Yo ur Governm e nt— o to e though a widespread check has been suffered a fracture. only a small first payment needed badly shot up. In Wolfe-d^unty a ' ‘° *’** without bis catchtug have enough hemoglobin It seems Flats: roldw; Book*Ends—west - i i 6:48— Amos 'n' A n d y — skst only Diade against missing persons. She tack some of its old employees. A we find the following names: Jack any o f tha news reports up to the •W. . ' . that something has happened to the achieve the same results as with the Si80— 4:30—Jack Armstrong—os only; 5*25“ J jOO— C rim e Clue s, Drsm stio Briefs considerable number of employees Merrill, Victor Hlerl, Newton woman told her husb^d't cousin 1 ^ * hours. Well, they bucket of chopped ice and salt. Chicago Organ Melodies—west 6i80* 7:80— Oe ldma n B a nd Concert was believed to have been under SO Miss Agnes C. Smith of Phila- time of this WTitlng that overwhelm C^e-SS/s'^a-Fc. body's ability to use the Iron that is S:40— 4:4^Buddy Wslooma Orehes. 7 :0 0 - 8:00— Music Memorise and Post years old. Mrs. Saunders was 42. re-entered the factory today how- Frost, Alba:t Frost. Edward Klsll- who was an a.splra^ for trustee * Whitechapel murder, and present in the food. Only about 4:00— 8:00—Chss. CsriiiSf Tenor Seise delphia Is being entertained by her ever. Ing military force is an essential re- 1 * 2 ^ 5^80— N B C Symphony Orehast. us, Jerry White, Steven White. El- honors, that ''W e.filn't fer you and' wuldn't get even a clue, _002 of an ounce of Iron is required ^ (Twisted Foot) 4:18— 6:1^—Bobby BbnSofv — east; •!80— 9:30— Ti m Ryan*s Rsnd e sveut cousin, Lawrence M. Dillon of Davis Wages tncrcseed liott Clark, and Verne Spear. quisite of the occasion. Quite cvl- Mrs. David LeP. writes: Skippy—repeat for midwest; Ed* 9:00— 10:00— B erger's Orch e stra —^ s s t; avenue, who 1s general manager of w-e ain't goln^o vote fer you." i “P * friendless Alger- by the body dglly and as Iron Is ward Wurtxebaoh Orchestra—west Amoa *n' A n d y — repeat for west Increases in wages, declared to be "The*e ha: always been soma m o r e p a y m e n t s _ denUy the organisers and leaders of aoundant In lettuce, spinach, orange My little girl's foot was injured 4:80— 8:80—Robbins Orohss. — basic; 9:15— 10:18— Th e Voice of.Romance the'James J. Regan Manufacturing accepUble to the workers, haye been doubt !n toe nilnds of the people Whereupon cousin with the edu-! "Frenchy" and during childbirth. The nerve on the Wurtasbaeh Orchestra — west! juice, milk, bran .fiakes, eggs, dried 9:30*10:30— Pra s a-R a dlo Newa Period company of this city. granted by the shops and toe strike east of the ■*ve! In Hartford Coun- the strike were prompt to appie- COLUMBIA inner side of the limb geems to have Jack Armstrong—midwest repeat Valle e'a Orche atra national ^ I r a t lo n s turned loose the i Erenchy only served 17 ^ In .N E W Y or k anrlcots, prunes, beef, almonds, figs, 4i48— 6:48—Joe Williams — wabe; 10:00— 11:0O*Buddy Regara Ore hastra ROCKVILLE The Board of Selectmen will at present centers about the meth- ty,” accordi.ig to Mr. Ford, "as to elate the serious strategic mlsUke - , „ - dates, raisins, and nearly all fruits been stunned. She wears half Inch Sem Robblna Orohestra-»cbala 10:30— 11:3 (^P e t e Smytne*a Orch estra hold a meeting this evening with wbethei toe west side really de- tradlUodal Kentucky argument and ' °f e 1954 NEA.StbviCl.iKC pads or "lifts” Ip that shoe, and the ods of cullecttve barganlng and other u n t i l n e x t f a l l made by gome of their followers In Janice a a rk e Is vtsltiqg her cous- and vegetables, you will see that First Scfiectman Francis J. Prichard p o ^ both his cousinly opixmentc 1 “ hanging In j ilt-talls. serves title to the baaehall cham- In, Mrs. Jennie Robers, at Tenafiy,! the average diet contains a suffl- orthopedist who Is Uklng care of presiding. pionship or not and this opportuni- the rioting o f July 8, for so far as 1th fatal results. ' thoss days T— before the real mur- BY PA IX H.ARRISON ^rate social registers of New York, 11:00— Time, weather, temperature. The factories In which the strike ] elent amount of this valuable miner- her wante to operate before she is The regular meeting of toe Com- ty Is being offe’-cd to rosii!i>-'' j can be observed their policy ever ----- ; Phlladelphle. Beltimore, Boston, three years old. He wants to trans- 11:16—Voice of Romance —Robert :s being carried on constitute only You want automitic oil heat...TOu expea to have it tometime- ,___ _ . , ,, ! dcrer confessed. --- Miss Carrie Helen Tucker and mon (Council of toe city of Rockville 1 of the river to settle once and for The legal scholastic year In those Meanderlngs: Broad- Buffalo, Washington, Pittsburgh, Royce, tenor. REPORT OF BUILDING AND a part of toe, fur cutting Industry in Sdvantage of tbit special Delco since that time baa been to conduct Mls.a Madge Olocken of New York The body’s ability to oastmilate plant toe tendons, as toe ntuscle on will be held this evening with Mayor all toe Old queetlon ol tupu-...-,, Kentucky rural schools used to be A repiiutlon for Infallibll.'ty 1. a wi?-men''a™-.polntmrout"JhaT-onry &V;:iand. S ^ ‘ au“ ‘and"‘“ Day?fn toe outelde Is stronger than that on WTiC 11:27— Weather. this city. Heat oner...installwssws ., tiM»g»*i DsIm nemiHMt o now, o v ___ make_____ only a small down George C. Schcets presiding. i their operauons without any ac- badA thingiht„,r for a police A.-v-wdepartment------a contortionist can get by these St. Louis, Chicago and San Fran- are spending the summer on the the iron In food can be greatly In- 11:30— Press-Radio News. toe diamond." K>'“®“ you cu complna payme^ttoM? 100 days a year and children of creased by a fruit fast accompanied too Inside and pulls the foot to one Hartford, Conn. LOAN ASSOCIATION GIVEN David A. Sykes and daughter, I companiment of violence. Since to have— c.lther In New York or dayt. A fellow has to sit on the cisco. Green in Miss Marlon McCorkell's 11:35— Pavilion Royale Orchestra. The weei aide team is In excel- $3. JO per wMk. You wiU taoafit in five important ways: house. by such health-building ifieasures side. What la your advlce?’’ - 60,00 W. 1040 B. C. 2S2A M. Mrs. Corrlne Sykes Spencer of tola! lent form according to Frank the only conceivable use of troops, school age were required to attend fence while keeping an ear to the For one thing, although nearly 12:00— College Inn Orchestra. low prices. Manufacturing costa have London. It becomes so precious to aa fresh air, sunbaths, and exer- Answer: If the nerve of your little Travelers Broadrastlng Service city, sail Sunday on the S. S. I increased greatly, yet this month you can still buy Delco Heu for at lea.st eight consecutive weeks. ground. He also ought to keep 300 families of New Yorkers are William Watrous and Vernon 12:30—Cosmopolitan Hotel Orches- Kearns, general chairman of toe tanks, batteries and other warlike cise. I f one follows this method a ® ® loot has been Injured but not Tola! Resources Amount to Georglc for Liverpool, England, for SIX A.NE KILLED AND 13 at an amazingly low cosC neat Its possessor, and It's so Infernally hie back to the wall, bis nose on going to Europe, many more than Northrop went to Fort Wright on tra. picnic for 1934 and while Mr. Perhaps these periods have been great improvement in both the entirely destroyed, U could probably $596,108.55; FiRures to Be a six weeks' vacation. j 2. n e complete installation wiU be made without causing sny equipment must be.to prevent vio- easy to maintain If one con only the grindstone, and his shoulder to usual are going to stay in the Unit- Fishers Island Thursday with some be benefited by toe use of properly Tues<]py> ^uly 17. Keame stated that he has not been somewhat extended latterly; we number of red blood cells and the Principal Philip M. Howe of toe’ able to check up on the east side lence it may very well be that Gov- the wheel. And he's got to have ed States. Some are bound for of the CCC quota from Connecticut. administered sinusoidal electrical Read at Tonight’s Meeting. INJURED IN COLLISION Mf«ady“ '“ ‘* “ you'S don’t know. nerve himself to convicting an Inno- color or hemoglobin can be noticed. P. M. Rockville High school, who Is spend- j team, he la sure that It will meet a lot of push If he wants to pull ■ dude ranches and mountain camps It IS not known, yet what camp they treatments. Sometimes, manipula- ernor Marriam will find himself In cent perron of a capital crime. In fact, the various forms of 4;00—-Ernie Holtz’s Orchestra. Ing his annual vacation at bis sum- with some real competition on the S. You’ll save money on ths coat of domestic hot watef during tbs himself up by his own bootstraps. Newport, and Southampton are In will be sent to. tive treatments are also helpful. I TOLLAND Unusual Interest Is centered in the position of a .shadow boxer and It wouldn’t, of course, occur to I anemia. Including pernicious and 4:30— A rt Tatem. mer home at Greenwater Pond,' Street Car and Truck Crash in afternoon of the 26th. ^ e r If you riao install s Delco Hot Water System, ^ u Ion’s Sophie Tucker, who's In London for a banner season.. Ten girls from the Methodist would advise you to try these toe 89to semi-annual statement of . psytng for the equipment until fall. looking rather silly. most folks that achools like tho.se secondary usually yield in a spec- 4:45— Lady N ext Door. the Rockville Building and Loan A s- East Lee. Mass,. wlU be.at bis office Strenuous practice Is In order methods before resorting to the The annual meeting of toe Tol- Montreal— Both Going al evenioga or damp weather, this summer, the Duchess'of ilste^the^privatef^^ed boSs from i tacular manner to a simple com- 6:00-:-Chlck Webb’s Orchestra. sociation which show's the condition at toe George Sykes school Wednes- from now on until toe afternoon of Nor wUl the governor's position be were exactly worth an annual crop York. And how, asked the Duch- sloops to steam yachts, which are In S *?’' *“ operation, , aa the tf-andfer o f tissue land Taxpayers League was held High Speed. a w 'U ‘•e‘»yer it automatically. ’ BEHIND THE SCENES IN monsenSte form of treatment. Some- 6:30—The Tattered Man. last Monday at the Town Hall. The as of July 1. The report was Issued day afternoon, 'le will return to the game and there Is no doubt but aepeclaUy Improved by hie eome- of homicides. But then it must be s CBS. was deah Miss Tuckeh? "Sweet- conimlsalon, and there are nearly « I L ^ VVednes- times the rate of recovery Is almost €ometimes results in improper con- East Lee late In the afternoon. ^ A " t " * * '/ " “ ’t® prepared for the first drop in tempera- trol of toe foot. If the electrical 5:46—Nursery Rhymes. following officers were elected: this morning ' by Charles M. toe picnickers will be treated to one Md yM need give-no more thought or attention to your what grandiloquent announcement remembered that most anything. In heart, ’ boomed the Red Hot Mama, hundred less than the 677 beinK I unbelievable. For example, with an 6:00— Basebal. Scares. . The Ladies' Auxiliary of toe An- of the hottest baseball games in toe "I'm grand!” Max Baer Is a card, used last summer. the girls put on a pageant for their treatments do not prove beneficial. President, Neal P. Anthony; vice Squires, secretarj’, and will be read Montreal, July 17.— (A P )— Six borne beauog requirements. ' orange Juice fast It Is often' possible at the meeting this evening. cient Order o f Hibernians will hold history of rural Connecticut. A ll ru- la which he said that "slrlkliig the Kentucky mountains. Is Impor t- all right—a jok#r, wild with aces, guests enjoyment. They returned to oI course, try the opera- 6:05—W rightvllle Clarion. president, Grover Main; secretary prraons woro killed and 13 Injured Cril or w t e for our Show-Down Chars i _ to see an Immediate Improvement 6:30— Hymn Sing. The report of the receipts Is as Its annual outing Saturday, August ral people whether Farm Bureau workers hsve used a weapon agaln.st ant enough to kill somebody over. Willlmantlc Saturday. and treasurer, Frank J. Kalas; di- m a collision early today between a which gives comparative fuel cost* and straights, flushes and queens. In \ Irishman In the Green. 6:45— Harriet Lee’s songs. follows: cash on hand January 1, 4, at Cry.stal Lake. The committee naembers'or not are Invited to make othtr mteresuQg ucu. the night spots the lasses shame- Miss Ahlene Badge is suffering rectors, Irving P. Campbell, A. street car and a truck. the whole people." since there are A red-headed, silver-tongued 1634, $38,566.52; received for dues, in charge of the outing consists as too annual Farm Bureau picnic lessly leave, their escorts to go over from a-severe attack of tonsllltla. 7:00— Gould and Sheffter, pianists. Cone, A. Rldzon, Jr., William The Mcldeilt occurred on St. Law - BY RODNEY DI TCHER Irishman named 'Terry Donoghue, with Mrs. Ganter’s parents, Mr. and 7:16— W TIC Sports Review. $38,038: Interest, $15,397; -fines, follows: Mrs. Mafy Burger, chair- their day to renew old acquaint- more than a hundred thousand of THE Sr.U.M HAHIT' and beg him for a dance. He ac- Mrs. Walter Burgess o f Lebanon Wwacha; delegates to the Connec- rence Boulevard; Some of those hurt Evening Herald Washington who always baa been one of my Mrs. J. W. Buell. $363.88; passbooks, $48.73; profit on man, Miss Mary Bresnaban and Miss ances and meet new friends. the strikers and since it may. be cepte, too; whirls them one after called recently at the home of Mr. 7:80—Brad Browne and Al Llewel- ticut Federation of Taxpayers As- were believed to be In a critical con- CorresjKiiiilent. favorite people becatise of his bland and Mrs. Fred Abell Mrs. Deems L. Buell and her son. lyn. sociation (Connecticut Taxpayers withdrawals, $183.10; mortgage Rita Eccles. •seumed that their famines are Some of the most earnest students another for a tour of the floor. Other j WAPPING dition. . contempt for all economic exigen ~ loans repaid, $38,400; share loans Wllltani V. Sweeney and John J. of housing and the alum problem Washington, July 12.— The hot evening at El Morocco he «v»n ' II,- " —, Rev. and Mrs. A . W. Melllnger their home In 7:45— Dave Burrows' Five Sharps. Alliance) Neal P. Anthony, Irving One of the victims waa a woman. about the average In size they must, A K-„ri ' ■" j has come upon prosperity, these and two children returned Thi.rarf«v a « e r pass- -8:00— Leo Rolsman’s Orchestra. P. Campbell. It was voted to hold repaid, $5,085; borrowed money, McCIartin spent Monday visiting the have expressed the view that It Is behind-the-scenes battle over the grabbed Two of the occupants of toe truck DELCO HEAT The Y o u ^ People’s Society of Connecticut State Prison at with their dependents, constitute makeup of the new Federal Sccurl- ed aU ^d wa^teedTm 1 night (?oiS their three weeks with her par^ente, 8:30— Wayne King's Orchestra. . a special meeting Jlonday July 16tb $25,000; certificates of deposit, $20,- who were killed were Identified as tache Christian Endeavor of Wapplne Wethersfield. Several baseball teams I rather more than a third and per- Impracticable to build model upail- Ucs Exchange Comral.sslon haa ren- : aroimd.and all. and waltzed him ger and master of ceremonies of a I Mr. Masnlck of New Y ^ k snent 1 “f ' “ <1 “ ‘ her 6:00— Ben Bernle's Orchestra. at 8 p. m. s. t.. In the TollanjJ^own 000; single payment shares, $15,000; Benny Hammith, 33, and Boris Jumpy Nerves A G E N E R A L M O T O R S V A L U E suburban resort called toe Moulin! the last w-eek-end wito h°s f S motored to Lake. - Pocotopaug at 9:30— Snow Village Sketch. Hall for the purpose of reading and from Winter property, $185.86: from from' Rockville arc to play cxhlbl-! haps close to a half of the "wlioie nients for the poorest class of ten- tered on a mild, rather shy, spec- Snialkln, 50. Two other.a killed were Yield to the toothing actioa Rouge, a sort of music hall p a t-1 on the farm recenUy purchased East Hampton last Saturday after- 10:00— Musical Musings — Chris- discussing the "N ew DetU in Taxa- real estate by foreclosure, $218.50; tlon games at the prison this week. people," ; ants at points in the suburbs or re- tacled, and very Intelligent fellow Hall of Fame. believed to be P. Adcland and Ben- o f this medicine. You will eat named Ben Cohen, temed after toe places of a genera-; from Judson Isham. ^ **® ^'eek-end at Mi, nw n and evening where they held tiaan Kriena, director. tion" written by Antliony and pre- total receipts, $197,286.68. SALES AND SERVICE mote from the places to which the The town's full of people you toeJr annual picnic. Thirteen of toe jamin Schwartz. better . . . ileep better . . . feel Moreover, one of the first an Cohen's friends and admirers, ^‘°",n go. I Ediiiund Backus of Thomnson' ^ Foote’®- Her daugh- 10:30— Mountain Melodeers. sented to ■ the speroaP tax Investi- The report of toe expenditures Is know--not doing anything In par- members attended. gating commission appointed by as follows: shares withdrawn and HARRY .A. COOKE DIES Witnesses said botn the truck and better . . . look better. Life nouncements made by the strike tenants are accustomed, and expect' who haiipcn also to be the strongest Of qourse. he may chuck the ji ca!called recently on Mr. and Mrs^JudF; h " Mon- 11:00— "Q ST" Sketch. ticular. but apparontly having fun. son Isham. day, after -nooi-o.passing ,—two ...... weeks...... -with.... Mr. and Mrs. John Ballum and Governor Cross. retired, $84,552; tot street car v/ere traveling at a will teem worth living again. the latter to move to them. .Such friends and ailmlrers of strict stock whole thing tomorrow, and with his 11:15— Emil Coleman's Orchestra. Interest with- leaders In the earliest hourf- of tin A t the opening of Billy. Rose's .Mu- i her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. E toree children, who have been spend- A rotary traffic system has been drawn, $33,456.22; Worcester, Mass., July 17.— (A P ) fast rate. Tl(e car caught the truck .Don't delay any longer. Begin THE STANDARD exchange regulation, raised the Is- patient wife hitch-hike to some Miss Ruth Lyon of Danielson 11:30—Carl H off’s Orchestra. mortgago loans tenants,-these investigators sonio- sic Hall I saw Constance Talraadge, E. Foote. ing the past two weeks at toe — Harry A. Cooke, commissioner of cn the side and hurled It several taking it today. general walkout was that the umons sue both on his behalf and In pro- western gold field, or ship on a spending a week at the home of her 12:00— Mldn.— Silent. installed at Leonard’s corner In the Issued, $13,600; expenses—presi- Irving Berlin, Irene Bordonl, George home of Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Chris- hope of reducing toe number of dent's salary, $50; Worcester county and for many yrads, demolishing It. had DO desire, to prevent the vic- ttme's tell us, will Insist In remaining test against putting a couple of freighter to see a man over In'lk>n- cousin, Mrs, Chauncy Squier. Friends and neighbors of Mr. and secretary's sal- Jessci: George White, D. W. Grfl- don about a book. Terry is an able Mrs. George Hardie gave them tenson returned last Thursday af- auto accidents there. N ow automo- ary, $450; treasurer’s salary, $150 years an employe of the New Eng- The motorman was knocked un- tualing of the aHected area a ixiji- m their old neighborhoods even un- Wall Stfoet .men on the five-man fith, El.'a Maxwell (already plan- Mrs. Marion Hurlbutt was toe LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S PLUMBING CO. newspaperman, and when he feels ternoon to their home in Avon biles being driven from the west to- auditor's salary, $20; directors' fees, land Tel. & Tel. Co., died this morn- conscious and toe street car travel- I dcr the mo.sl ilLsadviinlageoiis hous- board. hostess of last weeks meeting of ■ Friday eve- Uon enUrcly credible and easy to ning a society party there), and, of like it can make a living with hla nlng. Mass. wards toe lake are supposed to $94; rent; $50; check tax, $4,48; ing at his home. He had been IP ed for some distance before a paa- VEGETABLE COMPOUND 901 Main s tre e t Phone 8304 , Wall Street, with all Its emls course, Fannie Brice. . .• tke Thursday Afternoon cliib. The understand since they and their Uicir conditions. There la probably a typewriter, when he ha.s a type- Frank and Enls Marchlsi and Wil- Joseph Deskus of Wapplng, who Is drive around toe rotary on turning insurance and bonds, $57.50; station- several months with heart trouble. fenger brought it to a halt paries and frien'a here. It pipelines Harpo Marx. Helen Hayes and aliemooD was spent under the trees ! 7 = Marchlsi and Wil- families, as well as toe rest of ilic of truth In w-hat they say. writer. , Jle also likes to make and refreahmenU were served by | Buckingham spent known at the county fairs through WDRC onto the lake road. The new system ery. $9.71; printing, $34.50; dues Mr. Cooke was 58.years old. Dur- Into high places and war funds, has Charles MacArthur In the lobby at ■epeeches on street corners, having toe hostess. Sunday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Pennsylvania, as has been installed by the State state league, $35; ralscellancous. ing the past year he was.C W A ad- inhabltanu, must eat. the .same, one discovery has fouKht to have Roosevelt pul at "Tobacco Road". Irene Castle. 2t5 Hartford Oonn. 1880 i ' once done that professionally during Miss Jean Natsch of Montrose Bomolo Sagllo's. Chicken Joe" for toe chicken din- Highway department. $95.25; total . expense, $1,090.44; ministrator for Woveester count.v Gene Tunney and Dorothy Fields at i It would be as well. In w-o.gh.iigJby the New York City :> ‘;^V‘rn.l!V ‘^ss“ ^^ a couple o f lean years in Chicago. Pa.. Is visiting her mother Mrs.' Mrs. Clifford Perry and her son. ner he served from toe back o f hla 'R ev. Valentine S. Alison haa been notes paid, $25,000; Interest on and his intense work In that posi- the Stork Oub. A t toe sidewalk LnvvTence, motored to 'N e w London trock, returned last Thursday after chosen adult leader of toe Tolland notes, $1,209,14; MacDonald prop- tion, It is believed, contributed to toe news from the strike ironl, to j.*'” '*-'''"! Authority which would who would be "neuteal," orwobbly And he has edited three magazines ' Elizabeth Natsch. Tuesday, July 17. cafe of the St. Moritz, Michigan's with her mother and sister. Mrs. his truck and equipment had been Combination 4-H club at a meeting erty, $52;4():' w in ter property, the illness which caused bis death. take into consideration toe tact that carry some measure of ■'Behind the drive for Cohen one at various times—one highbrow, i Miss Purinton- ■ of- StMinffiAlr) ' iMULuct ttuu DisLcr, Governor Fred W. Green, And a ons very lowland racy, and one lib -, Ma.ss., arrived In Columbia Sundavii —Miss Mildred, Thursday destroyed by fire while working in P. M. held recently. The following officers $414.86: Pagano property, $1,773.40; He Igaves his widow, Mabel C. (Tll- Callforms officialdom is always I‘^‘’" ‘ ‘‘“ '^"ctlon of tola theory. Three- found Prof. Raymond. Moley and few tables away, sipping something eral. | and win sper-" **------■land spent toe day with relatives northern Pennsylvania. 5:15— Skippy. were named: President, Henry Hay- cash in bank, $26,138.22; total dis- Ifitson)' Cooke and bis father, Oliver rather anllpatoetic toward tot-1 (mirths of toe 18,489 apartmente In Chairman Sam Rayburn and Dun- full of mint, was Jim Londoa. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Alban o f Ded- den: vice preslde^J, Leon Cborcbes; bursements, $197,286.68. A Codke, of Alstead, N. H. can Fletcher of the respective House Not long ago Donoghue found at Overlook. 5:30— Jack Armstrong. All-Am er- I Mr. and Mrs. Wlntorop Porter ham, Mass., motored to toe home o f secretaryitreaaureri Warren Clough. The resources are as follows; worker and quite warmly syiiipa- Manhattan which have been unoccu- and Senate committees which hlmaelf 4n mld-Manhattan without' Mr. and Mrs. Donald Woodward ican Boy. Yacht# Are Fewer. i at Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Nevers.laat This Is toe first time in the county mortgage loans, $529,020; share Deaths from Influenza were leas toetlc toward Big Busmc.is. li by pied for two years or more are em- framed the stock market bill, Fed- a cent to get home. And it was a Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hutchins and Roek^*Neck * ®P«fit Sunday 5:45— Blue Ridge Mountaineers. A glance through the new sum- Friday where they were gueets un- that a Combination 4-H club has loans, $3,895; unpaid dues, $3,770; numerous in England In 1933 eral Trade Commissioner Jim Lan- 6:00-:-Charles Carllle. a fine show of -dclcrmiaa'lioii braced, toe Housing Authority haa mer aoclal register reveals a little til Sunday evening. They attended 6:15— Phlllsse Chevalier, songs; been organized and toe Idea will bs unpaid interest, $3,198.i32; unpaid than they were in the preceding Mobiloil (»sts less dis and Counsel Tom Corcoran of of how society people are getting toe services of toe Federated church tried out. Any girl or boy between backed by plenty of bayoncls toc learned, In areas where slum-clear- RFC. Margaret Browu, piano. fines, $1,092.99; cash In bank, $36,- year, due to, toe unusually aunny on these days. The book Is Issued . . ovi* (ibwuueu MIC urange sen on Sunday morning. They were re- 6:30— Baseball Scores. 10 and 20 years of age are eligible 138.22; real estate by foreclosure, summer last year, according to governor can eoi-u toe reputation ance projects are now planned. Rayburn's entire committee en cently married. to Join. as a vacation directory o f blue- soap-box oration, and the collection,, at the Competitive'program” ®m 6:35— Sam Robbins' Orchestra. $6,351.23: real estate, $12,642.24; to- medical authorities. o f a "strong man" ond 'acquuo cred- This seems to provide pretty sure dorsed Cohen in a letter to Roose- bloods and Includes all those who In '..T**? following hooka have been Mr. and Mrs. Charles Preston t : resources, $596,108.55. velt. (Cohen. Landis and Corcoran yielded ,l.p5..Terry bought a ‘®'’«® ■ 7:00— Fata Waher’s Rhythm Club. it for breaking a looU embaigo p roof' that even among the most the winters are Hated la the sepa- added to toe Sadd Memorial L i- Meacham and two children spent The liabilities are as follows: in- Wrote the original ball and helped cigar and took a taxi. 7:15—The House Beside the Road. home of M rf^ ^^ote and Helen Foote,,8pcnt brary, recently. toe week-end at toe home of Mr. stallment shares, $406,534; divi- which never had any real exi.vtcncc confirmed slum dw-ellers there are the committees steer -It through 7:30— Vera Van. Louis Little in brother, Sunday with relatives at the home *>y R o b e rt and Mrs. Leon Geisler and fam ily dends to shareholders, $111,314.24; after there was the least danger or limits to which toe tenant vylll con- Congress.) 7:45— Andrew Jacobsen's . Ensemble in Worcester, Mass. J^ tirc n a l Sio n a iu te tlia n R e p a irs ! Eden.; The Portrait of a Lady" • • • that Secretary of Agriculturs Wal- Miss C^nstLtm^^lsnn^ Mr. and Mrs. George B. Miller 8:00— Lavendar and Old Lace— single payment shares. $15,000; divi- a scarcity, so much the more glory tinue to prefer a certain neighbor- lace, who launched toe corn-bog re- Elizabeth Adamn Colchester. A picnic lunch was Henry James; "Sky Bride,” by Mr. and Mrs. Furlong Flinn have dends to single payment shares, Sought'to Curb WaU Street. NON-ARYAN SA(XS Frank Muna, tenor; Muriel W il- bad aa recent guests several rela- for him. Unloaa it should become hood to a better tenement. When duction program, should be Interest- workers from the 'Heri^ora ^q®lf®‘i *°J°y«d on the lawn in the shade of l^prt Rogers; “The Shape of son, soprano; Obman and Arden; $261.86; certificates of deposit, $20.- The latter group wanted LAndJs, Tf School the huge pine and hemlock trees. tives from Paterson, N. J. too clearly apparent that bo is figut- the badness of his housing reaches ed In ths Hl-Bred Com. Co., Which ‘’y H- G- Wellea; Gustave haenschen's Orcheatra. 800; diies paid In advance, $254; in- 8150 Federal 'Trade Commissioner George assfs?'ft toe M q “2 ■ Mr. and Mrs. O lfford R. Perry and The World’s Great.Literature/* by Mildred (jlougb return^ Sunday Ing shadows. ' adverUses In "W allace’s Farm er" a PLACED BY BRITISH 8:30— Abe- Lyman's "Accordions” ; terest paid In advance, $260: billa a certain point then the tenant will C. Mathews, Ferdinand Pecora and seed com which will yield 19.8 per t o e 'c o m i n r w e e k ■^7 VC" ‘-^ " 'c c a c® ferry visited relatives m Boimell and Houston; “ Shoal from Niantic, Conn., where she was payable, $31,000 contingent fund, To t t lt tl a d a mploy a i wllh oul ah- Cohen on the commission. Marie SllverlL and Pleiye Le- a guest at the home of Mr. and it is not, however, m toe first few consent to make his home at some cent more to the acre than ordinary VVater." by George Chappell; "A $10,094.45; total liabilities, $696,-' d o rt a n or t e curlly . . . $10 to $300 on Cohen Is associate counsel for Kreum. Mrs. Fred Metcalf. days ol siich a struggle as this tout corn. IN FIVE COUNTRIES‘= r~ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ j accompanied them on their return Nice I^ng Evening," by Elizabeth 108.55. Houiohold or Co-mik or Pltns . . , distance so that It may be a less PW A, In charge of railroad loans, church service Sunday morning.: foV a ^ , V ' 9:00—George Givot, Greek Ambaa- Mr. and Mrs, W. Hoyt Hayden Quality Pays for Itself by keep* Wallace developed toe seed by Corbett; “A Daughter of the Sands/* The officers and directors of the O n ly cotl U t monlhly chtrgo ol UirLt toer? Is generally danger of vio- wretched one. That would- appear and a protege of Prof. Felix Frank- sador of Good Will. entertained toelr brother and personal experiment He has a toe se^‘l?F ! R“hrrd Hubbard of New York by Etsle Suglnsto; “Thou My Be- Rockville Building and Loan Asso-! par coni on unpaid balonca . . . Coll, lence. That comes auor nove.ty furter, He w as,bom In Muncls, 6:30— Studebaker Champions. fam ily from Hartford Sunday. to be made clear bji toe determined small minority Interest In toe com- London—i(AP) — Posts for 389 Chariea nihhi. ns -^ity spent toe week-end with his I^*ed, ’ by Elizabeth Payne; elation are as follows; president, f pbona. writ# lor complat# Inlormatlon. ing your C ar out o f the Shop Ind., 40 years ago, was graduated 10:00—Conflict— T. S. Stribling. Mrs. Ruth SAik and Infant son has worn off, alter tempers breaa abandonment of many thousands of pany stock and Mrs. Wallace U the Strange Understanding/' by Har- George Arnold, Jr.;- vice-president,’ inrAI financing ' from Chicago University and Har- p «son s "who, on grounds of' "re” his mother Sunday at the horn* of Hark ^ *B u en * 10:15—The Troopers. returned Sunday from the Rock-vlUe largest stockholder. llglon, political opinion, or race were Mr.- and Mrs. H. W. Porter - ” " riett Comstock; “The Soft Spot/’ by John E. Fahey; treasurer. Frederick i I II C A L ASSOCIATION c ood oil has a lot to do with keeping under long strain. A fter Idle men miserable dwelling places the occu- vard Law School In record time, and 10:30---MeIodic Strings from Cana- City Hospital. unable to carry on their work in Mrs. Simeon Hamilton o f Farm - A. S. Hutchinson; 'T h e State and H. Holt: secretary, Charles M. '• have become weary or being bullied pants ot which have, obviously, not But the secretary, questioned. In- da. Rev. ■*and Mrs. Valentine Smith 843»S58 M a in It.* 9 n d F lo o r a car running right all the time in- became secretary to Judge Julian their own country" were found by ington called at Mr. and Mrs. Hart Elinor Norton," by Mary RlnehartT G sists there Isn't enough seed in .ex- 11:00— The Party Issues. Tlison had several of toelr former Squires; attorney, John B. Thomas;! KnlitnoNv O ld * .— l*hoDc T3S1 stead of just some of the time. And .that by frowiaag tanks. a week 01 only moved out of these tenements Mack ot toe. U. S. a rc u lt Court, istence to plant more than 1 1-3 per toe Academic Asslstanee (Jouncll in E Buell’s recently. 'Sea Level," by Anne Parrish; "iL director.*, William Maxwell, John P. I who bandied most big corporatlonr Mr. and Mrs. Leon Fogll of Man- 11:15— Press-Radio News. parishioners from • Springfield, two or three hence, unless some- but of their neighborhoods alto- cent of Iowa's corn aersags and its first year. Son of the Middle Border/* by H ara^ goes double for these modern cars with recetversblps in New York. chester spent Sunday evening w iti 11:20— Isham Jones’ Orchestra. Mass., as Sunday guests and they that It takes 10 years to breed It The council •was formed to aid GILEAD Un Garland: "Speaking of Opera- 11:45— Joe Reichman’s Orchestra. their higher-speed motors that run at thing better is done than a mere dis- gether. Cohen was an attorney for the his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. tions." by Irwin Cobh; "The En- Were present at toe Sunday morn- so that It couldn't possibly affect GsrSian professors and research ing service. higher temperatures! play of mlUlary power, Oovornor Which would seem to Indicate that Zionists at toe Parts peace confer- toe general situation for years. workers, oispossesesd of their work ch^anted Jungle," by Isadore nur-M, Frank Watkins of Norwood, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Broadbent Merriam may find himself with a the slum habit. If In some Inetances ence, working with Justice Bran- 'There Is no conflict between by the nazi regime. Lhevlnne; "Son of the Sword." by You need an, oil that stays on the job dels, and helped manage Paleatlne fvito *“ ■ ®P®“ ‘" “ 8 »eme tl-.ne Mass., visited his daughter. Mr,., YoueU Mlrza; "New Adventurea of have as a guest toelr nephew from very nasty job on bit hands. lit Is shown to be not unbreakable, carrying on efibrts for efficiency , Places for 178 were found in the New Haven. for that kind of an engine! And that’s colonization. He practiced law in and at the same time controlling British Isles while the United SJ!?' i Gibson, at the home of Mr. Dartagnan." by Luclen Pemjlan: And he U exUcraely unlikely to be may not be so fixed In any Instance i Wall Street, banned some big Te- t o 'i" ® ? , 'n ;cnd Mrs. Hart E. Buell, last week. Mrs, Ernestine Button a former For really just what Mobiloil does. It keeps its iroductlon," he sa.vs. "It Is absurd States took 58. France 41, Turkey "Round About Am erica,by E WBZ-WBZA t I! i Recent visitors at Mr. and Mrs,. resident was present at toe church relieved of it, m advance, by any as some of the slum students have! “!*“ ’ershlps, became a director of or a farmer to work long hours to S3 and Holland 26. Johnson and A. Peck; "T h i Story of toughness even when spread in an ex- ' the Amalgamated Bank— only labor The council's annual report states .r-L, .1.^ Berlin ; Ctoarles Plnney’s w ire Mr. and Mr.v. the Earth and oky;" by Carleton Springfield — Boalqo supper last^ Friday night and had employment, as a strike breaker, 01 concluded. produi.-e a crop that he can produce spent the week-end at their cottage , Raymond Smith of Greenporu toe privilege of meeting many ot delicious things tremely thin film. It never thins out dan- bank sUll surviving—and drafted In short hours. The move for effl- that more than $66,000 had been V\ashbume; "A Chlld’t Hletory of toe United SUtes Army,. We hear and (ought for women's mlnimurti subscribed but that these funds are x fi.. n - I Long Island, and Ned Burt of A rt," by Huey and Hlllyer; "Life- her Tolland friends. gerously under high engine heat. cienc.v can and ahoul(1 be carried on ^ Miss Bentra Appell of Walling-! Stamfrird. Tuesday, July 17, 1984 now- and then, these days, about uie WINTER IN gERMANY w-age laws now operating In several nearly exhausteil. Unless further I Begins at Forty," by Walter Pitkin; Mrs. Raison of. Springfield, Mass., to eat— ■ Actually, Mobiloil quality pays for it- states. at toe same time the total output is 1?!!“ }j-‘'t w-eek -with Mr. ,iiid | Robert and Gordon Slme o f Bur.i- was the soloist In toe Federated Uma President Cleveland sent regu- controlled'. contributions are received, the re- Mrs. Floyd Fogll "Jhe^Blrd of_Dawmlng," by John E. D. 8. T . Those who imnglffST-or fear— i side spent last week at Mr. and: Masefield: ‘'Revelry,'^ by Samuel church choir Sunday morning. self by keeping your car out of the shop lars into Chicago at toe Uni. ot the "Nobody would advocate that port says, toe scholars and scien- Mr. and Mrs. Fred 4:00 p. m.— Betty and Bob. Heavy(>■ Pzeeeure AfipUed. X..-..1.. . . „ Soblelo of Mrs. aayto n Hills's. Henry Hayden is confined to his - — by helping you avoid costly repairs that Herr Hitler may have gotten a # I farmers go back to plowing with a tists harbored in Britain will have Adama; “Men Against toe Sea," by 4:15— Singing Stranger. PuUman strike. But Mr. Cl«vcla.nd MoleyJley tipped off I his fri to leave. M awhestet w erc^ slto rs on 3und.iy, Mr. and Mrs. Martin McGraff and ' Hall and Nordhoff, home with an infected foot. and annoying breakdowns. new mil better finKcrhold on Ger- that aSlOO^nMffmH h L F!!" here forked .Mick or tet their crops go a. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fish's. -their daughters, Mary and Doris, of 4:30— Chicago Symphony Orchestra Miss Mary Leonard who is on an Just Try used toe army on that oc iaalou to "Their position," it savs. "will 5:00— Agricultural Markets. many through his. .sudden shift to ifi W a if ^ t r C to ■[“ ' f J® decrease production. to th u !?“ ceturnid; Yonkers. N. Y.. and Miss Doris extended cruise to South. America Try it — for economy’s sake. Find out clear toe w-ay for toe movenienl 01 then be worse than before! because 6:15— News. Dkl^ed e x D « f . 1Za ‘ *» hn^with toe- Is now on her return trip. right after gaining popularity toe possibilities o f help or even of ’ ^*cs, E. \V Hutchinson of Manchester spent toe 6:30— Singing Lady. FILFgUF PROTECTS YOU. Mobiloil it tba only oil for yourself why more people buy Mobiloil toe United States malls— and onlv-i , , work for nsm- 1 s*? I bitter machinery and better Deaths Last Night Mias Ethel Ellis and Miss Edith '< •old in the bottle with the lock top shown at left. lju ff « i , Marlborough •• ■> 8 5:45—Little Orphan Annie. than any other kind. fo r that purpose; that too u o o ,« ! “ ® bis o!d couldnl a^Td toe * *“ '■'"‘"8 methods, all of which tend ha\*e contracted since. they were * Jones’s. Ellla of New York city are spending ■ You get the h!|best quality — guarded by look and William J. Warner of Newington 6:00— Dorothy Page and her O’r- toe summer at toe Steele House. T he New Princess Grill broke toe strike was merely an in-I 1"" »>-e overlooking, — - Ave^n ‘a*'* compelled to leave their father- key all the way from ths refinery to you. There is When you need oil, look for the famouN Sr^rh.^ spent last week with his son. Nor- i Los A n g e le s —Louis Ferdinand -cheatra. Miss Anna Thomforde of New ' cldent. however inevitable ; Perhaps, next winter’s price of „ . - Slain Street, comer Pearl roan Warner, and his family. 1 SII.E.VT SERMON Gottechalk, 70. veteran composer, 6:150— Goodrich Baseball Resume. York City is spending the remainder . no'extra charge for thia protection. Just look for the Mobiloil sign —and the diamond-shap* such situation hi«)u ii. r< ut ‘ O'* In country. B®"lman A Oo. at 69 Mr, and Mrs. Howard Tryon o f' conductor and producer of light 5 i367“Tlme, weather, temperature. Filpruf Bottle when you buy. It gasrsntest quality. such situation exists In California. ■ with . noi. - ,h i"all Street, was found busy back BERY'ICE of the summer with her parents at Mobiloil bottle with the Filpruf top. VXU THEY DJI) Giastonburj. rpent Sunday evening ' Denver- Not even the minister's opej-a. 6:45— Lowell Thomas. Stonecroft. Special Noonday Lunches The point that wiU sUike immy:„,h h stage. And then there were the ______, St, Louis— It was a quiet night „ ...... with her parents,... Mr. and Mrs. E ‘ voice will break the silence today Galt, Ont.—J. P. Jaffray, 80, vet- 7:00— Grace Hayes. Musical Comedy star. started M on-' during the funeral sermon for Billy eran newspaperman who once puh- LITTLE BUTTON, BIO BUTTON Sandwiches Steaks and Chops rS!t°JJiuc2y an‘toe “pr^eTd“ • contributions consum-1 ^^arte. 'wtl^“' totoa{‘"^to , ^y°mornlnT*w-U^^^^^ lativea on s Tusky, n , !-*hed a Canadian weekly newspaper 7:15— Don Humbert and bis Magic Strings. Cooi. quief booths that you will find very restful dur- xh.i,. >1 . . , ------Bridgewater. Maine. Blllv’s parents, Mr. and .Mrs at Minneapolis. I f you have a large button to .sew ing the.se hot summer days. AT SOCOIVY STATIONS ed bl* a O ’ ’-V'®'' “ 3 Jk^es H. Tusky, cannot, speak ot Peiping, Chlna-.-Tne Rev. Stephen 7:30— You a^id -Your Government. on a big coat where there will be a 1 I Robert McGuire of W allingfori hear. So <16/. Homer E. Grace will Kicharz. Intematlcnally known 8:00— Eno Crime CHues. per cent to a bun- : anti-Semitic element. good deal of pull an.-; strain, use a AND GOOD DEALERS rh.^iV. visitors at Mr. a.vd give the eermor. In the language of American geoloeist 8:30—Goldman Band Concert. smaller button for toe under side to Beer On Draught as Charles Wilson, “J He "*" is warned Mr.s, Floyd Fogil's. j hand signs . ^ ^ , M " il p. I eeni higher than they, a r e ‘ ’ 9:00— Household Musical Memories, keep toe larger one on and prevent ’’ :30—NBC Symphony Orcho.stra. Also A Complete Assortment of Wines. tllrerted toward, not awayJmBrltam or toe Umted States, and]''h»rging him with stealinK s ' .. Charles Ganter xjil The bov dice of Injurtes suffered Astronomical telescopes are of It from tearing at the material EVERYWHERE 1 11 sesjBs m nai to soma psosle o f junk to fUndolph. 1 tx»,. Hop in. . 1 said 7 the 7 officers. ' “uid|toelr 'u .w e u uBugiuci.daughter. uorotnyDorothy Ann. j o ) t ; wnenwhen hhe jumped backward from a 10:30—Tim Ryan’s Rendezvous. around the button. i WUaoe wsot to hsadquartsn. iMulborouglL Friday avantog awing. two typea—refracting and reflect- Mobiloil ing. _ '>A6E see ’ Manc hester evening herald, M anc hester , conn^ T uesday, july it , 1994. MANCHESJBR EVEOTNG HERALD. MAN’UHES ITER, CONN., TCESDAY, JULY X7,' im . /AGE SEVEN nlng low, found difficulty MtlsfyiDg FATHBK or SE\1EN DIES all their cuatomen’ dem^da. One lU lO U T TROOPS woman aaid ahe had “auch a time" STRIKE SPREADING AFTER 10 FAST BEERS ' TUFVERSON SEARCH 43 PEOPLE IN THE CAST buying aome blrdaeed. Another aaid OBmJARY TREASURY BALANCE there waa practically no auch thing Garfield, N. J., July 17.—Con- aa doing all your ahopping at one rad Dovak, of 109 Division ave- OF COVENTRY PAGEANT FOR STRIKE D U n TO OTHER CITIES nue, who had been practicing In Toum Title Tennis Tournament Starts N ext Monday atore. . GETS NEW IMPETUS "I know it'a really making hia- DEATHS two or three other saloons, offer- AGENTS ARE FINED tory,” ahe sighed. "But I'd a lot ed last night in Andrew' Zak's will Open Summer Festival of mthcr read about it!" Mrsi Joseph McCarfan. place at 169 Banta avenue, to' Fragment Society Tomorrow Actkni ls Taken as a Precau­ Mrs. g.ara J. McCartan, wife of . East Side of San Francisco drink ten beers as fast as be Woman Now Being Sought in Afternoon. PROHIBITION B.\CK Joseph McCartan of 142 Oak street, j could lift the glasses if anybody 13 Men Pay Total of $559 YANKS TOP INDIANS TO CUT would pay for them. Parade of Sport Cht^pionsJY HOLLAND TO DEFEND San Francisco. July 17. lA P ) — died at noon to ^ y following a long | iira. A. J. Vinton, director of the tion Against Possible Dis­ illness. Mrs. McCartan who wa.s ! Bay to Feel Effects of iS nd ings Prohibition, recently cast-off step- Michael Plela. of 171 Banta Hiiladelphia and Montreal “ Pageant of the Nations" which for Viobting bttery Laws o Reprisal, Just Natural child of the post-war era, has re- 47 leaves besides her husband, a son, , avenue, bought the l^ers and the YESTERDAY’S RESULT John T., and a daughter, Mary J. opens the third annual summer orders by Drivers. turnorl to the traditionally "wet" Walkout Today. bartender lined up ten twelve- TIGERS LEAD TO HALF GAME Nortbeasteim San f'rancisco Bay area aa a result j -‘"cCartan; two brothers. John Mc- ounce glasses. Dovak downed — To QnesHon Steward. festival of the Coventry Fragment at New London. ' of the general strike. Veigh of this town and James of (No games schsduledi. the first seven in rapid succes- society tomorrow afternoon, has as- Na^onal ^Cycle,' Californians Aver With no deliveries of draught beer •■•artford; six sisters. Miss Mary sion, but paused for breath sev- Oakland. Calif., July 17.— (A P i — sembled a cast of 43 of the towns- (No games scheduled.) •r^nr F?«-'d'B*^0?i)n’ 't ^ i v cal^S the only supplleri of i Alexander Jarvia. eral times over tiie last three. New York, July 17.— (A P I— The people to participate in the 11 epis- American ^ V a t t o l l G ^^sm eniV^ cornet- '‘ ■"•’er fluid available at retail;-'’rs. Anna Cohl, all of this town; The gener.il ttrike tncuba8ed In Sou few minutes later he collapsed New London, July 17.— (A P i- COME FROM BEHIND By PAU L ZIM.MEltSI.YN « Gene Mako taking the national col- FOR 6 STRAIGHT YEARS search for the missing - Agnes C. odes of the pageant. It has bMn ’ Fines totaling $550 were im post In Speedy Wiggling to Mark Boston 3-2, (Jhicago 4-4. F-ancl.spo by the coaaf-wide mari- and was taken to St. Mary's hos- (.Yseociatrd Prees Suorts Writer) ' kgiate net title ' Son wl“ s?Ske of*^l\Snea^^ ' nio«t Mra. Patrick MK^iakey ^ Tiifverson, New York and Detroit! '•edd®'* to present the various I tit® local'police'court this morning New York 7. Cleveland 4. ,_ ,.v isrivera Stores reported even those stocks N. J., Mrs. Agnes Griffith and time labor dispute .seized today ■•lk'> pital. Passaic. He waa dead when XVashlngton 10. Detroit 8 ' Los Angeles July 17.~(AP» - CoUfumlans would have It that lawyer, took on new Impetus today i t*"® ®teps of the 1 ‘o the cases of 13 men arrested last t alifomlans indignantly deny that finally the law Kif averages caught the stress of play have always stood ™ V ta n t (^neral Ellard A. Walsh «hau.ted. , Mrs Uiulae Wright, alsa., of Man- n'spreading epidemic on cities lini.-.g he reached the Institution. Death IN NINTH AS RIVAL St. .Louis 3, Phlladeipbia 2. Entries for Men’s and Wom­ him in good stead and though he it was said, was due to heart dis- __ .. • Secoiid Congregational church ot ; night for violation of lottery laws Races in Eastern Sector the parade of sports champions Jrom up and plied all the champions into ordered one battalion of the 151at addition, the general strike: cheater. ^ '» 'Coventry'instead Of on the .grotmds f Sam_J>el Goldstein _ and, R o ^ n r j* ; has faced a different finalist every the ea.«tem side of San, Francisco ease. Dovak was forty-seven the Sunshine State this year hai • cue year~slnce it Un't the first 1 Field Artlllerv Minnesota Xatlonal ■ today was seeking tO; The luner^ will be he|d Friday MTANDINO time he has defchded bis title Jia Guard. to beVfatloned attheMlnne- : ^ “ quor stores to stop all , morning at 8:30 at her honne. 142 : bay. years old and had seven children. ^ A'ctlne^rantefn at..., i y®*'' *’« ' * “ *® the building i Brantner. agenU for two groups of been put on to atone for the amazing time, by any means. Uiat native! en’s Tourney Must Be Xfi ?■ ! alterations at the chapel hall close treasury balance Ucket distributors PITCHERS GO WILD I Toronto, Ont.. July 17.— (Special) (Babe Ruth's homers, a battle royal Nortlieiutern has come through triumphant. apolia armotr "awaiting orders," "a*'* otrong liquors by either the «dth requiem high mass | UiUnions set 8 a. m. Ill a. m„ E. S ■— Fast, footwork by elszltag hot defeat meted out by Columbia to sons have won ton honors Bureau sifd I The pageant will be given at ^ and Stephen Downey, agent of a bo - is anUclpated when tpey all clash W. L. Lost Back In 1927 NoVo violence has developed thus Package or the drink to maintain at St. James s church at 9 o clock, t .)1 for the checking of most unlod ■ pacers Of the Grand Circuit Insures Pet. Stanford in the New Year's day Take the fight game, for instance,, Bureau, said he had communicated 2 p, m ,d. s. t. and a silver collec- | called "negro number'' lottery, wwe for rich honor* awaiting them at Manchester ...... » 4 .692 Last year, Holland, retained the far in connection with the ,d.rlkc. order. . Burial will be in St. James's cemc- labor In Oakland. Berkeley. Alame- I the swiftest pacing in the Eastern Rose Bowl game• ----- ames Corbett'..V'* wc'A was n.3 a iiauvenative son. jimJim Made at East Side Rec by The Alameda County Liquor tery.. iire^ til Montreal no- tion will be received. The booths for i each fined $100 and costs Ten of Rockingham Park's Roarin' Grand Hartford ...... 8 4 .667 championship without losing a set The action was taken as a "pre- da and smaller nearby commiinlt'.es sector represented by Rockingham The Native Sons and-chambers ot .teffries nad Jack Dempsey were removing Robert H. Smith. Herman Stores Association also decided to h n t «i.^ I *“ ’* °t all sorts, : their employ-es vere each fined $25 Detroit Drops 10-8 Decision stop, August 1-dJ; and Goshen's big Lowell . , . . ___ __ 8 6 .571 caution" on orders of Gov. Olson, whose population totals about hotel.4 .and rooming houses m both domestic articles and refreshments f-and cost! Park. N. H., and CSoshen, N. Y.. that time harness meeting. August 13-18. commerce would have it that Call- leridcnts whl)c campaigning as Friday Night; Small Fee lo Bassett, Carl Johnson and James Brigadier General Walsh slated. Heifl°»® aU stpres today "in the public 500,000. cities, Worcester ...... 7 h .583 fornla** people are kindly aouls- al- . hravyweijjht charopjons. N. Y. Stocks will be lined along the aide of the ’ j the major harness horse whlrlglg .(tomparable in ■ speed and cham- Watertown ...... 7 6 Britton in straight seta with the Stein said Flora -Miller, a negro The casc^ of James Lee, another .538 said he did not expert any trouble, i v . . . . f-UNERAI.S The east bay sttjke. affecUhg church. . I has sported in many .years. pionship class with the.thrse-year- though admittedly - champions—and------TennU TlUlsU (iaiore loss of only nine gLmes to enter the however. And that thf men would be- Most the beer parlors had to some 42,000 union workers, prom- maid who was amoqg the last to alleged agent of thr treasury bal- to Senators; Red Sox Pro- Springfield ...... 4 D .308 not at all Inclined toward reprisal. Abduf 4 o’clock Leon Fainault ance ring, comes up tomorrow. The Fresh from record-smashing work olds entered ta the $40,000 Hamble- Cambridge ...... 1 12 in a tennis way, Maurice. Mc- Be Charged for Use of finals against Robert "Bingo" stationed at the armory unless riot close anyway, since the itate law ised to vary somewhat from that in Adarn Exp s€e Ivan Poderjay^ husband of the ; will give a thrilling exhibition of .077 Patrick Foley arrests were made on evidence fur- at Cleveland and Toledo, and now tonian SUkc at Oosben. such W - National That so many .should win titles in ..sju^aiinLoughlin e.arieustarted methe Golden State Sturgeon, another exponent of the ing should occur when they would P"m lts the serving .-.f beer and San Francisco in that missing woman, in this country be- j his skill in light and heavy balanc- ready for new fields to conquer in Patrick Foley, a native of Vernon r “." r plans were ; Air Reduction nished by a special Investigator em- ^ ^ e c t Third Place by Split- glers as those listed arc rarin’ to W. L. Pet. one season, is only, the ‘inevitable, , off With with the Natlomai Natlou-ai crowncrown-in .in 1912: Courts; Expect Big Field. two-handed method of play, who be subject to orders of the Governor "'loe only in plnees where meals and one of its olde.st residents was ‘ delivery of staple Alaska Jun fore he returned to Europe, said; ing. using seven-year-old Ruth Canada before again Invading the outdo their earlier feats of prowess tbty say. brought about by the laif Smee then California has ha«W'ham-hat' ' has improved tremendously during and General Walsh available, and the general foods with union sanction to gro- ; Allegheny ... ployed by^ the local police for the New York ...... 52 30 .634 burled In St. Bridget's Cemetery, that Poderjay told her his wife had , Christianson In one of his demon- U. S. A., such outstanding stare of at Cleveland and Toledo, which in- Chicago- ...... 50 32 of averaues As proof that the Rose j pions Bill Johnston, John Hopc recent years. Sturgeon went down Troops also were called out at the a^fllte closed all except a couple of ceries, including chain stores. i Allied Chem . ,.. gone to Philadelphia or Montreal. ' : tiations. purpose of ferreting out gamblers ' .610 this morning following a mass at With Chisox. the, pacing world aa Dick Reynolds, cluded the crack-up of Dick Rrv- St. Louis ., ...... 46 34 Bi'WI defeat on a saturated gridiron ! Ikiog and Ellsworth Vines, to defeat before the champion by previous Minneapolis truck strike dozen restatirants In Ssn Francisco. As in San Francisco, there wia A|fn C a n , ...... To Call Steward. From 6 to 8 o’clock and gambling establishments. 1:59'A; Chief Abbedale, 2:0m ; Rip ^ .675 St, Bridget’s church,' celebrated by , I - u lu o uciucK a delicious nolds' old mark of 1:69'A and the Pittsburgh ...... JL . .37/ .520 has had nothing at all to do with it. Th®The state i.■ womenweiraen' 'champions ctianipions ^ ® ‘ ®nn>» tour-. [Score of 6-4, 6-4. and 6-2. Way back last May. hut wore not called Into to be no tnterrupttori .In deliveries j Am Coml Alco .. Meanwhile, officials of the district I supper will be served in Grange Hanover. 2:008i: Guy the Tramp. Kev. John Kenney, pastor of the setting of a new Edwards' stake Boston ...... 41 -Ai- the------fact- has been pointed out thatlsteKedeeeov ; eKed VVOgleven earlier, WIVUwith CalSS MissMi»» JflB' MavM«o ' nament will g;et underway on Mon- m 1027, Holland waa eliminated N.\TION.\l, Gl .VRO KK.MIV of bread, milk and Ice, union lead- I A ta F o r P o w . . . .494 Shi ’ s A Am 9Y»*k ----- mm. _ ...... ‘ action. church. Mr. F'oiey was one of the .. 7% ''attorney’s office- prepared to sub-1 hail, and still another attraction By HERBERT W. BARKER 2:021,4; Logan Scott, 2:01; Cold mark by this handsome son of Im- Philadelphia ...... 35 48 .422 no one in the state even so much as Sutton taking the title in 1904. Sh day, July 23, it was announced to- ftom the tqiimey by Sherwood ers said. I A m R a d S t S . . . .. 14 I poena Ernest Churchcr, a steward I w-ill be a three-act comedy, "Aunt MADISON IS MOURNING Cash, l':59M.; Raider, 2:02>, 4; His .San Frand.-ico, July 17 (A P i ildcst members of St. Bridget's (. P. Sports Writer) mortal Single G. Brooklyn ...... 34 49 .410 mentions that game or the flood later ' ' 'be^camo --Mrs. —Tom Bundy, her ' day by Director Frank Busch of the Cap " Bisscll in the quarter finals Prcparejlpiarod for any oventiiallty, the. church, coming to .Manchester inf, Mayor W. J-J. -vic'-racKonMcCracken oiof cOaK- ■ Am Smelt ...... 41’ k [on the liner Olympic, when that ship | Emma Sees It Through." under the Majesty, 2;00'ii and Zombro Han- I which came just before In straight sets but since that time ' Am T?1 and Tel Due entirely to an almdit unpra- The throe-cornered battle for top Cincinnati . —:. 26 53 .329 FRISCO STRIKE SPREADS: Calif.fornla. National Guard Kxlay- lils youth to ^attend mass before i 1""; . .113<4 'tlocks late today. Assistant Dis- direction of .Mrs Floyd Stnndish. ' ITS HAPPY BLIND KlAN over, 2:00, will soon strut their honors among Dick Reynolds, HU American Plenty New To Talk About , ftaUforeia* ” luissV. ouiion w j Recreation Centers. which will ' Holland has ruled supreme, march- I Am "fob B ...... 77?ij trlct Attorney Harold W. Hastings The play will be given in the en-. eedented wave of generosity develop- wa,- it) ...mplete .omiiiuiid of Ih.' there was" a church Im South Man-i ‘ I stuff In New Hampihlre and New Majeaty and Chief Abbledale. halted W, . L Pet. Talk centers instead, around -Max | \trnMrs. ^len Helen 'v Wills v n u Moody, Mrs. ■ L.''ere A I sponsor the event again this year. ; tag through tourney after toumev five and oiii'-half mil.-- ol , San Am Wat Wks .. .. 19 said the purpose of summoning I larged chapel itall auditorium which ' ---- ed without warning by Cleveland's York. ' Detroit . ... ; Eaer, California's world’s heavy- ' HaroM• ■ - - - ' "h o Intend to enter the .and only lo.slng a game here and OAKLAND NOW AFFECTED che.slerVe'rnon or the mission .v..uw church i. In , v^•(lat ’^®f' he called an ntlempt to crip- I Arlaconda ...... temporarily at Toledo because the ...... 81 31 .622 Harper, Mary Browne and Miss tourney must file their entries at Francisco walcrfronl known/Ss the .. 14'i t^lKltNhcr was to have him repeat j will seat 300. The new Illuminating Snmut‘1 C. Crompton Dies at rltchers, the New York Yanks were With each of these siilewhselerB latter stallion was drawn, will con- New York ...... 49 30 .620 1 weight champion; Stanford’s vie- I there. And unles., som'c'of the old Kmhaicailirij. / ir* f - ■ P'e the community and bring imf- Atclson ...... 60'* I the Grand Jury conversations he effects will be used on the stage.! Ao-o nf W.io U' boasting record-holdings as long as Hrien Jacobs, all national tltllsta. | the F.ast Side Rec not later than back knocking at the door to the tinue hers, at Salem and Goshen. Boston . .. i ...... 45 38 .542 ■ torlcs m the N. C. A. A. and I. C. timeri! arc ta peak condition or a Additional unill- a ilin g yester- inn!- men. I ^ f - T i n g On innocont cltizens.: i Auburn ...... ,. 23';, I had With Poderjay on the .ship. and those who will have a part in- ' reu j e i-c 11* , ®'"‘' sports, a ; 9 o'clock on Friday evening of this [ sensatlonki newcomer appears, the ((lontinuesl from P.ige One) , lonjr Identified in railroad work.: ^ Thrsa,.* American League lead today. Cleveland ■ ...... 42 38 .525 j 4-A. track and field championships, California school has won the I. C. [ week. iliiy an'd during-the rdght swelled the I Aviation Corp .. ,. 5',a ; Hastings Is seeking an indictment | eltaf® Kva and Elolse Koehler, Ruth | « fiousanas o f .Motorists. Washington : prospects aie that Holland w ill like most of the early settlers of; e^rente f Ihrent in the eour I Balt and Ohio ... The Yanks weic apparently beat- ...... 41 .42 .494 I Oiln Dutra'p- trliiroph in the Na- 4. A. title every year but once stnee I Charge Kntrv Fee raiik.s of Guardsm^nulreaily on duty Vernon, hut later retired to a farm ,. 21 against Poderjay on a perjury i McKnlght. William Edmondson. I , .• ------St. Louis ...... 34 again be Manchester's tennis cham- take a personal hand In attempting Bendtx Stl ...... en 4 to 3, as pinch hitter Earle 41 .4.53 I tional ofen golf tourney; the Golden first invited In 13 years ago. Titles.| .This includes entrance for both to settle the general walkout. to nearly d.OiMl Jjfficers and men. I which he left about '18 years ago toi!!*^,.,*^ to transportation. ,. 3 2 I charge. 'The assistant district at- Thomas McKinney, Clifford Hill and I Madl.son. July 17.—(A P I—Madi- Philadelphia ..... 32 pion. Beth Steel,’ pfd . Coombs opened the ninth, with a 48 .400 Bear crew par.ading down the Hud- have come' to California since 1928. the men's and women’s single While official , requests for F’od- With their arrival barricades went' make his home elsewhere. A sis-' ‘^1’'.^*’.® k trains^ were “x- torncy said that when he swore to !.George Kingsbury. A full evening Samuel C. Chicago ...... 28 54 .341 I Tlic entrants to date arc os fol- Borilen ...... double but from there on it was n I son in front In the Poughkeepsie. California grid teams have won j championship. Contrary to the prac- *ral troops or other outside' hkIc iup In the pWidiue and comml-salon ‘ ler, who had served the ol.l New "P®"' the marriage certificate here last ; ° f fun is promised those who attend ‘’ '®'^ “ f fh® ag® of 81, CALL MEETING TO PLAN j lows; women's singles, Gladys Lam- Lawson Little capturing the British were lacking. It was said at the Tchstilct^ and squads deployed' England railroad and later the New ontirc burdt.n Can Pac ...... , December~ . . 4 .and married' Miss Tuf- the play, and the whole program for I "as_ *jeing mourned today by thoii- marathon aa three Indian flippers fcix of those Rose tournament games, ! tlce of other years, an entry fee will I pfecht, champion for the past two i " ‘ diuving thousan.U of commuters Case (J. I.) ___ , verson he already was married to the afternoon and evening is sure to .sands...... of his friends from far and banded out six bases on balls, forc- TOIIAV’S GAMES I Amateur: Lester Stoefen winning aeainst three defeats and a couple ! be charged this year, twenty-five White House the President waa be- I th r o i^ the rich agricultural valleys York. New Haven and ...... Hartford,, ; from Son Francl.sco. The ' the national indoor tennis crown and i years: .Muriel Tomllson, runner-up Cerro De Pasco . ( Marguerite Suzanne Ferrand of appeal to all. near. ed four runs across the plate and Northeastorn ot ties. cent.s, which allows the use of all ! In 1932: men's singles, P. Mahoney, tag kept in touth with every .level- south to guard a^lvancltig railroad as telegraph operator for a L" J*"';,,....!?' ern,ne.itive n, Hartford at Lowell. opment, major or secotl.lary, In the .truck trains of supplies for the city. i period of 40 years died last October, f , ™ ,'r„fn W.* t * Ches and Ohio .. ; London. Crampton died last night. He was presented the New Yorkers with one TOWN basebal l ser ies I courts under jurisdiction of the ■ Earle Blssell, Sherwood Bissell and New Bedford at Wayland. Francisco situation, . / By train, truck and automobile The death occurred Sunday and ^ Chrysler ...... a familiar figure to motorists on the of the cheapest victories they ever I Ke'crcatlon Centers aa long a.s the T. Johnston. The petitions asking the exe^-..the .soldiers Invaded Han Francisco j the funeral was held this morning i ^ were all ntieet pars In the eaut Col Carbon ...... Boston Post road, who could find have earned seven to four. This anti- Worcester at Manch'ester. players have not beep eliminated Springfield at Watertown. f a AF- t a » IT** E a i 138. Pittsburgh, outpointed Lebro Urbanetti, captain of Man- tlve to go to the I’aclllc por^-m- i Hud took up quarters in the huge at the Farley and Malloy imdertak^' i n^,®^'®^ connecting motor ous Coml, S o lv ...... FOOD THE BIG PROBLEM him sitting either on the porch of a climax ending boosted the Yanks Last jMlghtfM ta rh f S rights h ic rh tlt ■ Len Sheppard,Sheonard. 132 Cleveland, (ioT“UOl. from the tourney. The entry blanks j Chester High’s successful net team Cons Gas ...... WEAVERS GAIN THIRD National mediately w?re received f ^ sev-| pier j.heds that ring the Embar- Ing rooms in Hartford at 8:30 with ^ t ',vo National Guard ..nits were prominent Inn or on the old stone buck to within half a game of the Managers of Leading Local .. Washington Dan Petrin, 174, j must have the pcrson'.s name In full this past season and one of the out- Cons Oil ...... ' wall ne.xt to a drug store here. pace setting Detroit Tigers who ^ (Ihtcago at New York 12). Englewood, New Jersev, outpo l.J J and address and telephone number eral Chambers of Commpffc . and cadero. the celebration' of the mass at St-' here todav "?o answer life c a r r o IN WEST COAST STRIKE St. Louis at Brooklyn. standiug players ta town, has been unofficial committees. A tank corps, machine gunners. Bridget's church ^t 9:15. He Is the. iV " A i Cont Can ...... Local Stocks His chief claim to-distinction was dropped a ten to 8 decision to the SOFT BA U V iaO R Y By .ASSOCIATED PRESS Buddy McArthur, 184', Fairmont, ! I f possible. ; appointed to handle all details of Their receipt coincided with , an artillery gas unit and a signal last of his family, which numbered! Colon®l Otto Corn Prod ...... Washington Senators. Teams Invited to Meet at Cincinnati at Philadelphia, ! Seeks Seventh Title tl'at of having been the first man to (Only games scheduled.) Chicago— Frankie Battaglia, 187>/4, Va., (8); Bob Tow, 196, Alexan- the tournament and entries may be- adoption o^a resoUiUon by the San j detachment were .stationed in several brothers and sisters , oannman commanding, explained Dei L and Wn .. (Continued from Page One) ht photographed for the Rogue's After Coombs doubled at the start Wlnnlpeg, Man., outpointed Johnny 8ria, Va,, outpointed Tony Galen- Walter " T y " Holland w-ho qeems ■ addressed to him at the East Side Francisco Board, of Supervisors, the | strategic spots. Du P o n t ...... (Furnished by Putnam i Co.) of the ninth, Ralph Winegartner, Blank Machine Shop. 12-0, To American Phagan.___ ^______156,______Chicago,1- - , , (10); - Frankie R'*o. 218. Newark, N. _J., . , (10)__ _ ■ have established'a tennis mono- Rec. As the body was borne Into thq, 22 Reetaurants Open Gallery at New York city. He waa West Side Rec Tomorrow Boston at Chicago. city-county governing body, asking Stationed aeross the bay In Oak Elec and Mus .. Central Row, Hartford, Conn. nated by the strik- committee to quick to point out, how e^^ he had Lloyd Brown and Bob Weilsuid sud- Take League Lead; Throw-' Oe^vess. 14014, Toronto!! and Eddie Richmond, Va— ’Tonimv Rios, *" Manchester by capturing 11'n.x. ! church the . orgnlst, -J ».*.? .Mrs ». — Arlvne : I cifitvSpecified iu« u unionuitiuu Icr'LrtuiaiiLnrestaurants were Philadelphia at St. Louis. the President to cut .short his ; land and Berkeley armoiie.- Elec Auto Lite .. [ serve the thousands of San Francis- never been arre.sted nor pharged denly found it impossible to locate ing Mill Trims Cravat. Stlegel, 160, Caiicago, drew. (6); Wilmington, outpointed Bob Turn-1 H*® '®*" ‘ ban six successive Hawaiian vacation cruise and take Gen Elec ...... 1 P. .-VI. Stocks Washington at Detroit. men Of the 65th Field Artillery and 'rhee'' At the etTaTlon she" ang f''® " " '’f , cans who depend upon public eat- with any crime—not even ajparking the plate. Two pinch hitters. Red Night at 8 O’aock to Dis­ New York at Cleveland. Everett (Young) Rightmlre, 126, ®U N«"'Port News, (10); Stumpy : “ ™®®' aef®“ d his crown and over personally, direction -of the Gen F o o d s ...... ing places proved woefully inade- violation. , Rolfe and Tony Lazzeri as well as Sioux City, Iowa, outpointed Sam- ■FkeO'bs, Hopewell, knocked out j.5’® '"®''®b to YANKEE IS CHARGED t^he 143d Infantry under C'ol. Otto, Bailey’s Ave Maria knd at the clo.sf' ou ['"oaktan d"'"B cX U L d ^ T ta h ' Gen M o t o r s ...... Bank Storks Pounding out a 12 to 0 triumph ' strike settlement effort." in Cali- .Sandman of Stockton. i of the mass, "O Take Me to the mnnd ’ ” ®“®'®y ! quate yesterday, and the committee When the New York police depart- Eahe Ruth, m n Chapman, Bill my Mosco, 124'4,*•)*! Omaha,m—1-- Neb..KT_i. (81:,o.. Bucky Taylor, Baltimore, (7); BlllvBiny | “ '° ° ‘ ber champion!championship. He has one fornia. ‘ Gillette ...... , Bid A.sked -opeil^ mo-e places today. Dickey and Myril Hoag all received over the Machine Shop, tha Weav- cuss Title Tourney. Johnny Stanton. 134'/,, Minneapolis, Landers,r Norfolk, knocked__ ■ out Izzvs_ ! t ,®* °oti ° th# tmnhv that wan placad T o r.®"'..*"®” " " " * Adjutant Gen- Snered Heart," and while the ho.ly i Th» unions also pledged them- ment decided to establish a Rogues WITH BUT ONE LOSS Uagner On Way eral .Seth Howard, rcnmine.l in eon- was borne from the ehureh she union Gold Dii.st ...... Cap Nat Bank & Trust 15 At most of the 19 places crowds free tickets to first base and the ball ing Mill nine took command of the ' outpointed George Crauson,Crauson. 135'4. Kaplan, Baltimore, (2). ' _ competition by the Recreation selves to .supply gasoline and ot’oer Hershey ...... Conn. River : ...... 450 Gallery, Crampton was fond of re- lead In Cheney Biothera’ Soft Ball Meanwhile, the White House said slant touch with civil authorities played Chopin's Funeral .March. — had to wait from 30 minutes to an game was over. New Origans. (81. - ...... :---- Centers last year and which must Senator Wagner, who headed the necehsilie.s iq uoctors. hospital.s, fl.-e Hud.Hon Motors .. ; Htfd. Conn. Trust . . . . .58 lating, he was chosen to design their League with three victories and no . be won three years for permanent awaiting the pos.sibic call that woiil.d 62 hour and a half for- service, and equipment and select a man' from Boston's Red Sox protected their A meeting of the managers of Newport. R. I . July 17.— (A P ) — npw defunct Natioqal Labor Buar.l, semi the Ircsips into action. and police departments and 'simil.ir Int Harv ...... Hartford National . ... 18 20. even then found the menu limited defeats, dropping the losers into BATTING possession. A special award w-ill grip on third place by splUttag two Mancjiester's leading baseball Tnals for tlio’selcction of a dcfcnd.jr might go to San F'ranclsco after its key functions. Garbage wagons Int Nick ...... ' Phoenix St. B. and T. . 165 thi' police force to take charge of second place. Schubert featured at ST.-'irD .a'S JOHNNY REVOLTA WINS also be given the winner of the — and the food none too good. Dish- the gallery. with the Chicago White Sox. An Allentown, (8). (Referee rendered of the America’s Cup continued to- trip to Portland, Oregon, but that It i: IIITOKIA L ( 'OH5IF, N l .s I will continue operation. i Int Tel and Tel . Insurance Storks bat for the winners and Brennan al- teams has been called for tomorrow washing facilities likewise were Norman L. Coe Axas iselectcd and sarly attack on Sad Bam' Jones, In- no decision, sajing principals were I day with Yankee of .Boston skipper- had not been definitely decided. Sun Francisco, July 17 lA P ) -- Strike-Glances The rush of buyers left food | Johns Manville Aetna Casualty ...... 50 52 lowed the Machinists only six hits. evening at 8 o'clock at the West ■m tbe men's stag'es’ *tn j storks seriously depleted today, even i Kenriecott overtaxed,. ,'.nd fastidlou diners bis first act was to photograph cluding a (our lun burst .in the open- not lighting); Joe Stragas, 131, ST. PAUL OPEN TITLE j ed by Charles Francis Adams, form- Wagner Is to art as the longshore- I-eadlrig newapupers of an Fran- Aetna Fire ...... 39 41 protested In vain against greasy In the other game played last Side Rec to nakc plans for the an- Camden. N. J., drew with Joe Krl- on attempt to overthrow Holland men's labor board’s representative .San Francl.sco, July 1.7, (A P i I If the advance of the zero hour "or' Aetna Life ...... f.’iampton. tag inning, gave Boston the firet night, the Throwing Department nual town title series. All teams LEADERS itr Navy secretary, offlciallv charg- 1 Lsco Bay Citl.'S,Were unanimous ..t- Lehigh Val Coal . 17 19 plates and sticky glasses. No one game five to four. A1 Simmons 15tn pns, 130, Port Carbon, Pa„ (6); Pete ______j and end his long reign a.s king of in Portland.' i'an Francisco’s general strike has i the strike's ocginning. In addltio.i, Lehigh Val ltd . Automobile lO’ i: 21 'a swamped the Cravat by 17 to 6, planning to enter the .series will be I cd with hut one defeat. ilay ill predli.tlng a general alrrke had any time to listen to them. . liinier ta the nightcap broke up a By .Associated Press Updegrove, 156, Tc wer City, stop- St: Paul, Minn., July IT - ( A P I - - i ‘“ “ 1, Secretary I’erkln.s i-ontinur.l to coiilil not be-' 1 0 was feared the gasoline hlocka io Ligg and Myers Conn, General ...... 27 29 with Dwyer and Johnson starring at The first honest breeze found :• won ami blaming it.s !' i E n a b l e It didn't dr. any good to get mad pHching duel between George Earn- allowed thre* representatives each (IncludiiiE ycsterilav’s games) ped Frank Olejack, 151, Catasusquav.,*u«usqua. J hhny Rovo’ta. the pitch shot gen■ ' ^f®®'’ ‘ , " ‘’® ‘ *’® defending cham- keep ahrca.st of the situalDn tncc[ition bn Commumst.c .•lements, I cars, post- would keep many residents from Lca-w’s ...... Hartford Fire ...... 53'a .55'a bat for the winners and Blanchard at the meeting and all others win [ Yankee yesterday matohed against getting to food depots, when and it or walk out. The 19 restaurants, ABOUT TOWN shaw and Johnny Welch and gave -AMERICAN , (2); Joe Cenyac’;, 194. Kulpmont,; I"* from Milwaukee, wore the St. ! i?l." V’ ® I'anlte and the Boston entry eaailv through long distance telephone what they sab.l il en now reach their beats In 175 Lorlllard . . . . . Hartford Steam Boiler 60 62 wore blocks apart. for the losers. This league operates be barred from attendonee. niitomoblles they and their fellows they are established. the White Sox a four to two victory. every Monday night, the first game Batting. Manush, Senators 398. Pa., slopped Ted Gress, 193, Tower Ueul Open golf crown today hut this mpn-. ,ui , ^*'® ‘"®" f disposed of the tw-enty-ycar-old cup communication with Edward-F. Mr- .San Kranci.sco ('linmicle The Monsanto Chem National Ffre ...... 55 67 t arry Lunrhes i seven local teomi are Gchrlnger, Tigers 378. Grady, sssl.stant secretary of liibor. own. Po.stnmster Willlani H. .Me- To Supply Food Phoenix Fire ...... Mfss Dorothea Hynes of Eldridge Buck Newsom nutpltched Sugar atarUng at 8:30 o’clock. Next Mon- City (2); Chester Martin, 145, Kulp-.i^tory is prlnr.tpallv abmit‘ dog-gone j '^1’ ®* during the candidate, now IncUgib'.c. issue in Ihia Kcncral stiiki- is clear Mont Ward ...... 61. 63 .Many persons who normally .street returned yesterday from eligible for consideration In the se- Runs, Gehringer 81. mont. knockcl out Joe Rodano,’ 145, j tough luck. The hard luck man t.s L and a memuer of the ’ bingshorc odt. Il l.s 11 liitlUe ol I be ('oiiinmn- t'artliy arr.-ing<-d a sehedble for the ' Union leaders . in.sisted trucks Nat...... Bi.seuit.. _ Travelers ...... 420 Cain aa the St. Louis Biowns' spill- day the Weavers will play the j — !— :------430 would have .scorned the practice Cohasset, Mass., where she has ries foi the diamond championship, . Runs batted .'i, Gehrig, Yanks 94 Wilkes Barre, (2 . I Ky Lnfoon, the young Denver pro " Holland men's labor lsiar,il isls. by the rneiiiiim of organized 0. aehiiie owner.s to enrrj’ other mnll- Would be perinilted to curry fia iliN a t Ca-sh" Keg Piitilic I'tUities .HtorkH ed Connie Mack's Philadelphia A's Throwers and the Cravat will play which was won by the West Sides Miss Perkins raiuellod lirr ii.sortl Miip|ilies to central markets. .May ir i xat Dairy carried lunches, and even shared been visiting her sisters. Mrs. Wil- 3 to 2. the Machine Shop, both games at Hits. Manush, 137, Pittabur^rh Rosa Flelda. 124, I’caaional. ,ir/h labor and lor the deslrintion ol iiien wtib'h la-at,. the regular sy.stem Conn. Elec Scrv ...... •13 47 . la.st year. The seven include the Doubles, Manu.sh, 33. Tuesday press conference Her aides, Edw.ird ,.N, Ament Of Berkeley, at Conn. Power- ...... them with less far-sighted co-work- ham Ross and Mrs.. Henrj’ Peder- The National Le.ague enjoyed an the Charter Oak field. Weirton. \V. Va.. knocked out Dario I In two aiiccesaivc starta the west- handM .m thT^■n^Wp^ lonstitiited govermiient.. It l.s a .inywhere tioni li-n mmiite.s to at: .Nat Dt.stlllera ...... 39'.a ■11 1 .. er.s. Department-'-stores, which de-i-sen. She was accompanied by her title holders, the Catholic Club, Triples, Manush, 10. Wrestling said she was too busy to talk with leign ot terioi'isiii lioiir a day. ,i meeting ye.cterday with a citi- N Y Central...... Greenwich, W&G, pfd. 58 63 open date. . The Standing Baldwin Highland Park Marino. 125, Detroit, (3); Charlie . orn and St. Paul opens-Lafoon has ’ c^eted title durtae the nl,? i® zt ns' committee, sinnoiinced 3o elded to remain open today and un- uncle, Jo.scph Hynes of New York A c., Home runs. Johnson A's 27. Bums. 131, Johnstown, outpointed ' played th* type of golf that normal- ■ years through hls^arnszlni fhiio newspapermen. Han Framlseo Examiner They NY" N H and H . . . Hartford Elec ...... 56 58. Won Lost Manchester Green, Methodists, and I (By .Associated Press) The departii,./ * await.'.1 i.-p.irlr Berkeley merehants had agreed t-i til further notice rather than throw City. I Weaving Mill ...... Stolen bases, Werber, Red Sox 22. Harry Weekly. 130, Alliance, Ohio, ly would mske a ona horse race ou'. ' to cover X court 1 ( oiild not will a general -trike The piireel pi-st laiy.s have taken Noramla Hartford Gas ...... 45 0 Blucflelds. Other local teams that' • Wilmington, Del.—Everett Mar- from E H LLmniKan, its .-um-ilial.ir ; .ell at eo.st to the eity their -e- all their sal-.speoplc out of work. ! ------I Machine Shop ...... Pitchers, Gonlcz, Ya'iks 14-2. (10): MikeBarto, 135, New Ken-! of a tournament, breaking par bv ! s h e e rd e te rm iS n eoMrele even If they knew what they are d. on the i-hiii. I'miblt" to get meal North Amor ... . dh., pfd ...... 45 - - 1 desire to be represented are also' NATIONAL shall, LaJunta. Colo.. defeated In the ,Mihn.‘ap.>(ii> truck. .Invci .' .striking lor .No eommiinlty leii.sl maining supplies of fond stuff.s, .lu.l H . .N E T C o closed their public dining rooms but P.'ist chief daughters- of Helen PROMOTERS TO USE i Throwing .Mill ...... Sington, knocked out Eddie An- i shots over 216 holes. Win 7 No he ' He ha.s faced 1. ml Ire.sh vegetables in town, .Hail Packard 105 109 fed all their regular worker.s In [ Davidson Lodge, Daughters of 2 invited to at.e.id this meeting. | Unchanged. ' Hayes McLain, St. lands, straight strike ol all Han Franeisro is going to that the eity would in tuiii ystahli i-i Penn .Miiiiuflieturiiig StiH'ka I Cravat Dept...... drew., 135, Cleveland. (31. Charlie ■ finished second each time. but h“ steadtaes^'^sn^ca I-lam l.'-ean’.M have written to out-ot ' food depots In schools where the ■store enfe-erias One store ran out ! Hcolia, will meet this evening at 8 fells. - leto.ii; itself b. e ...... » general ^ l--wn friends who supply tbehi bv Philn Ktlg c and I ^,- Am Hardware 18'a I Weaving !4T(K K I P UXKDEIC.S supplies would be retailed -at coat j'^’ ‘ Am Hosiery ...... of butter during lunch yesterday, ' o'clock with Mra. Elizabeth Cone i AB. R H. PO. A K. ' u»n ‘ 'r * business Jumped Phil P e t e ...... but .said it would have a good sup- [of 'H'T East Middle Turnpike, ELIMINATION PLAN San Franeisco, July 17 lA Pl .Hail hramisro Call-Mulletm inn per cent. • plus 10 per cent, the estimated cost Pub Scrv N J 151 Arrow H and H. com. Schubert, If ,. . .613 0 0 0 ply today. .Anoth’er. Another Raidsaid it hn-dhad ! Women tn the .San Kninel.si'o strike There re.sts today on .labor .mmirrl.ani - _ of handling. • ' Radio . . . . . g/-' do,, pfd ...... Brennan, p ...... 5 0 1 2 0 0 FIREMEN NOSE OUT area, hAvlng slocked their larders As in San Frnneiseo, there will i-e plenty of food In good variety to BF-GI.VS XEXX n i'T IE S Crachala, sf ... .3 0 1 1 0 0 a cbiince to rid Its ‘ranks ol th«.j A husky -and.and himgrv worker Rem Rand ...... in.'.'* and Spencer. . last until Friday. to repletion -or at leai)t ns far as ■stamp pi Commiimsm ami Uiidical-1 m • • ■ ■ ■ ^ no diuindry, barber shop or heuii’ v ! Rey Tob B ...... 45.-," Bristnl Bra.ss Mordausky, ss . .410 2 5 i light he had walteil tong enough parlor serviee in the east hay ( iU.-s Those who neither carried lunch- their pocketlxioks would allow ap- ism to maintain its leputalnm iro ' Hears Roebuck . do., p f d ...... , Middletown, July 17.— (A P ) — Line Up “Big Four” of Box­ ■ W'ylle, Sb 4 2 0 0 1 6 peared today to be putting their Inte'grity . A gemrral .slrik 111 one pi the III crowded re.slaiiranU until tht strike is settled. It appea."- I cs nor hnd time to wait in the ac- Ai.nic O'Brien Parker of Haddam. ! Eagleson. cf ... 4 3 1 3., 1 0 LEGION BY 11-10 has tbe strike commiUto authorized to eu today. 1 Soconj- Vac . 15IV Ga.se, Lockwood and B first panic over the situation behind never been won, ' South Pac •22 A Gollins Co...... I credited restaurants for . service f.itmcriy attached to the Juvenile ers to Find an Opponent ' Mcrrer, lb . ,., 4 3 2 5 1 u // them. Oakland Tribune In the present •day open. He leaned over the conn-I Even automobile agencies were Sou P Ric S . Colt’s Firearms ...... ; thronge.t food shops, including the .C'lurt at Hartford, began her duties : Stevenson, c . .. .410 4 2 0 "It’s great fun" Said one. a tele- emergency e.lUretls I’lma! keep their ter, •'oilarrd a waiter and pulleil his closed today hecau’se of the stripe Ig," Eagle Lock ...... : cookie and candy counters In the today a.s supervisor of child relations Anderson, rf ... .410 0 t) 0 // flee within an inch of hi.s own. ol mcihanlr.i South Rwy ... phone operator In a law olTlce, "I heads, with faith that . itv, slate ' j St Brands ...... jQi* Gafnit- Hearings ...... dime and dollar stores, for canned in Middlo.scx county. for Max Baer. Donalson, 3b . . . .301 M. F. D. Nine Scores Three have to walk all the way to, work "I'Ve been waiting an hour," th>- ...... 60 « ^ .1 2 j and Federal goverunieiit .still fime- > rst Gas and El ... Fuller Brush, Class A. ! goods and sweets. One dignified Her chief function will be to place today, but the boss found a car to lion, an'd that In the final analvsia husky -said, 'ami all you guys siiy p. j business man. finding his favorite Total.-i ...... 40 12 9 St Oli Cal . , : ...... 14 ' i s t a t io n . 11 ■ m private homes childien who ordl- 21 U 3 Runs in Last Frame lo take me home., and said I didn't need American common sense will pre- 'down to the other end ' I ’m tired * ' Hart and Cooley eating place closed and tl)e nearest .Machine to come back to work until 1 could : vail, OCEAN STEAMSHIP LINES St Oil N J ______15 raill.v would have been sent to the New York, July i -7,_(a P)— The aalklng to the other end. Give me Tex Corp ...... Hartmann Tob, accredited restaurant with waiting AB. R H. PO. A. E. get street car transportation. And : . .s. me food,’ He got corned beef 23 »* com.. — I lines half a block long, carried a county temporary home at Haddam. e’lminatlon toumam'ent method tried Ewon, If ...... Timken Roller Bear do,, pfd . . County officials at first decided to 3 0 1 2 0 4 - Gain Soft Ball Victory. believe It or not. Tn) waiting for a ' HE.XI.rm V tlld ’N'rEKlls hash, pronto. ! can of salmon, a quart of milk and by Tex Rickard to such excellent McCormick. 3b .3 0 0 WILL CONTINUE SERVICE Trans America .. , ■ ‘ p,? Int Silver ...... huild a new home, but as a result of f.pancial effect a few years ago, will 3 3 3 streetcar!" ; ,San Frailciscb. .Iidy 17 i-XP) a iellv roll back to his office. Scores McLaughlin, lb 3 0 0 3 0 1 j Union Carbide .... * . do., pfd ...... r.any protests, abandoned this plan be revived by Madison Square Gar- "We had a bettor meal bust night j lAPt .Mon from all walks’ of life The strike Is. taking sedate husi- I Union Pac ...... Lgnders, Frary & Clk. did likewise. Robinson, c . ... 3 0 1 4 0 0 than we usually have on .Monday . " I ami women, too, 'are volunleoi-mii and decided Instead to find private den. Falkowskl, sf .. The M. F. D. broke into the win- r.fss men- back to childhood sports ! Unit Aircraft .... New Brit. Mch. com.. First Conaideratinn .3 0 0 4 0 ol Stad a young wife. -I fouml I got : their services to the Police depart- Alter weeks of practice, a commuter ! In lersla te Commerce Commi.s- " State and municipal authorities homes for the county juvenile Max Baer's deol.slon not to defend Gibbons, s » . , , . 2, 0 0 3 j rug column again last night at the Unit Corp ...... 47’* <3o-. pfd ...... charges. 2 5 expense of the American Legion, in along better than when I could run ment for clerical work and as from. Palo Alto .skates gracefully .lion -Approves Boston to made food their first consideration hio heavyweight championship until Prentice, cf . . . . 3 0 1 0 0 2 ! to the grocery every five minutes, j Chauffeurs of police cars agreelne Unit Gas' Imp ...... 16U Glass A. n*'Xt June left the Garden free to Wilkie, rf . . . . . a closely contested gaihe at Hickey's fr.im the train depot to ht.s office. New York Passenger Service. U S Ind A lc o ...... 4ts do.. Class B ...... j in announcements of policy. 2 0 1 0 0 0 because I had everything there and ' to furnish the pars themselves The I "The people affected by the strike IG.NOR.ANT OF IN .IIR V return to Rickard’s system. Von Home, 2b . 1 Grove, nosing out the Legion by ^ ; U S Rubber ., 171* North and Judd...... 2 0 0 0 1 11 to 10 score. could pay closer altenlion to what 1 women were fcfuseiT Little n.sn Cupid did more ihoot- 1 ; .shall be fed. their lives shall be sc New Haven, July 17.— (A P I- Jimmy Johnston the Garden's box- Lange, p ...... 2 0 2 0 0 0 I U S Smelt ...... 136'" Hem Pond...... ing impresario, already has lined up The Legion Was in the lead going . , J . S o were wealthy members of old mg with his how ,md arrow than ay ! XVa.'»hmgton, July 17.— (A PI U S Steel 3Ki^ il ’eck. Stow and XVilcox cured. and their property protected, Erank Mattie, 17. of East Haven, Ita glad I used to live on a [ lamilU'S win. voUmleered tliolr ser . I t i c - h u s k 3* police and gun-toting fi-om malicious damage at all haz walked on a fractured leg for a a "big four" of challengers— Steve Totals ...... 26 0 6 18 0 14 into the last of the seventh but an ranch." said one matron When ilivl.er. free, for there were plenty ot The Ocean .Hteam.ship Company to ! Vick Chem Russell Mfg .... eiror.. a hit and a home run bv ; mihtlamcn In the citv. The nudi.st day received Interstate Commer-'c West Union...... ; ^ scovili . . . * ...... ards," said Acting Governor Frank week before seeking treatment at Hamas, Primo Camera, Art Lasky, Two base hits. Robinson, Wilkie: came time to stork up lost week, I fmeu among the others to hrmg the ; F. Mcrriam of California. New Haven ho.spital. and the winner of the Walter Neu- base on balls off. Brennan 0. Lange ’Hook” Breunan put across the win- just remembered the things we msert 1 extra force to 300 today. Two hiui- . taarksman scored 37 direct hits yes- Commission approval of ita local West El'and .Mfg 36 Stanlej’ Works ,., 1 rday when the ^Marriage Bureau freight and pas.seiiger -service be Mayor Angelo J, Rossi workec to He told physicians he did not re- frCi-Max Schmeling bout in Germany 2; struck out by Brennan 2: Lange mng runs. Loose play on both teams to bu.v when we e.xpei lcd to he drci more may yet .be hired Woolworth Standard Screw ...... 0: umpires, Carroll, Hand, hurt each team's chance of winning twi'on New York and Boston which Elec Bond and Share (Curb) 13’ do., pfd,, guar...... I complete organization of a citizens’. alize the leg was broken and that this month. If Jimmy can swing It, Russell. snowed in. But 1 saw one woman nugnicnt the regular torcc of F3mr ! !d ®®®®>- these four will be paired off In two and the Legion waa especially off lo the grocery who couldn't decide had been suspended because of pro- | ■ ------Smythe Mfg. Coi . . . . . committee pledged‘ to co-operate in he decided lo seek medical treat- "Il’» amazing," said Sergeant tests of otlu'i steam.ship lines and I bringing in food supplies and assist ment only aftei it began swelling. outdoor shows this summer. The Throwinj; color due in some measure to the what to buy. She OniiUv g-d .sonic Tom .Melnerney of tlic chief's of- Taylor and Fenn Han Francli.eans are getting used New England Interests. Torrington ...... I in their distribution. Five hundred btavyweight's second division Tom- AB..I1. H. PO A. I'lifamillar diamond. Tomorrow night ■oap: said she .was going to be fice " I’hcy all seem to be our high- John.son, c ...... 5 2 2 clean, anyway!" to a new type of newspaper adver- The Ocean Stcarhahip Company '.-i CONNOR BABY FOUND Underwood Mfg Co !!! [ membe.'s fo: the committee were my Lougbran, King Lovinsky. John- 3 1 Che last game of the flrst round will out type of ciUron-'* ! J. Moore, lb . ...5 1 1 One woman had'a Sunday dinner i'*ing. Typloai: An out-of-town hotel owned by the Central of Georg’a Union M fg Co ...... sought. 11)' RIckn and a few others would ap 3 0 be played when the M. F, D. play . Men u:ith police And arniy exper- ]1 Ritchie, ss ,. .. ;4 1 1 1 1 h«'St to the V. F, W. at HickeVs. I ■.■flt ra "-An abundance of frii'sh Railway OompanJ- and the Illinois [ The persons least affecteJ by the p«.ar on the supporting cards at a all planned, then took her family to leliee are being given iireferenee. All.I ALIVE BEHIND HOME U S Envelope, com Hlcklng, If .. ... 5 1 a restaurant, "so we had part of our t. .ids: prrpareil bv competent ehof.s, Central Railroad Company. It oo- I do., pfd ...... ! food situation we'rp those who laid chancs of earning jiromotion In to 1 2 0 M. F. D. are Immediately armed with rluhs j •Sherlden. 3b , ...4 2 1 1 5 Sunday roast for the 'firet time la.st I IS available at all times ' eiates between Savannah. Oa.; New .. ' I Veeder Root _____ ” ! in extensive supplies last week and the first division. Eventnalty. the B. R. H. PO. A E. an.l ri volverx and assigned to dutv ! Gleason, 2b , ___ 4 3 2 7 0 Mdlcr. c ...... night," she said, ralher^lcased with York and. Boiiton, (Continued from Page One) [ XX’h'ltlock Coil Pipe ! who had automobiles with enough Garden hopes, one, of the entrants . .4 1 1 1 0r ^ Suhie, cf ...... 2 3 2 1 0 Moskc, ss ...... 2 herself. 'Th afll make the food For a city of gourmenta. the Originally the company operateil hij , ------! J B.XVirmsI'me Co. $10 parn' 48 — i gasoline to take them into adjacent dd standout as a fit opponent to . .3 1 2 3 1 separate line.s between Savanna n the kidnaping of the Lindbergh 1 San Mateo comity. There they were Sheekey, p .. ...4 1 0 2 2 Smith, sf ...... 4 1 \ last one extra day, at least" ir.fnus .at ye.sterday's 19 restaurants ^Bacr in June. Dw-yer, rf . .. 1 0 1 0 and Boston- and' Savannah and New baby. I able to buy more gasoline for. the .. . 4 2 3 0 0 Long, 3 b ...... 4 0 2 2 1 0 • "Some people buy the craziest FOUR PERSONS INJURED was not exactly appetlxinz. Here is Turkington, cf ..3 1 things," commented a grocer. 'One York but later consolidated the tw i X'anished XVhile Playing , return trip and, more Important, 0 1 1 Coleman, lb ...... 4 0 0 6 0 0 a typical complete bill of fare: Ham- YOUNG LUTHERSTs JOIN Dubaldo, rf . ..0 0 0 1 0 couple came In to stock up, and do ' lurger sandwich, waffle, ham and lines and started local passenger Bobbj-. his dolls left behind as j fresh vegetables Godek, r f ...... 4 1 2 1 0 0 service between New York and Bos- The food situation was helped ■ you know what ? They bought can- t IN TERRYVILLE CRASH egg:., ami Coffee. mute reminder of his plav. vanish- ifflODISTS TO FACE Totals ...... Keeney, 2b ...... 4 2 0 2 2 1 ton. La.st November local freight es) while playing in a ’ sandpile late yesterday. In one sense, by re- f . 40 17 14 21 10 Fay, c f ...... ned sardines, caviar, and liquor — I . .1 0 MOVE FOR CLEAN n i M S Cm vat 0 0 0 1 and nothing else, just party food!" tariffs were .filed and competing Thursday afternoon. i sumption of deriverles of Ice to' McCjorthy, cf ,, ..3 2 3 1 0 0 Truck and Car Collide Head-On Smart bankers didn’t have to companies raised the point that i those without electric refrigerators ' UNDER ffHIGHLAND PARK NINE AB. R. H. PO.A.E. A Los Angeles man was 'called < .■.tand In line for their lunch yester- The heavy thickets behind the Holland, 3b . Brennan, p ...... 4 2 3 5 0 0 here on business, and had his wife , —\ictini.s Reported as Not such service might be direct com- Connor horn* were combed by Omaha. July 17.— ia P) _ An j or adequate, coolers. .3 2 1 0 7 0 Graeser, If ___ PANETELA SI ZE DOUBLE WRAPPED . .3 T 0 1 0 0 da.v. .Not, quite so_jdignified *aa in pt'tlUon...... bet ween.the steamship com- appeal to young Lutherans "to re- I Continued operation of electric Metcalf, If .,. 4 1 1 2 0 1 pack his bag and take it to the ■ Hiirf ,'^erlmislv. armies of searchers—without suc- Blanchard, ss — — — — __ NOW 2 FOR 1 Sc station for him. Thanks to red caps ■ i ®'xj*L®d out to a : pany and its owners In violation o! ce.RS- BlisKihounds were used, and fuse to attend any theater that per- refrigerators wa.s asaure-d, no inter- CONTROL Pla.y League Game at Nebo To- 4 1 4 2 0 3 Ruasell, lb .. 4 38 11 14 21 7 3 and porters, he didn’t heft it imtll ! 'rerrvviii,. I i ' -f hi- J''®'’ ” back with a loaf the Panama C;inal Act. - a )>ollco dragnet .was thrown out in sists in plays that arc debasing,. ruption of light, power, or gas lines You can keep your expenses at s night; To .Meet Leadera in 0 0 9 0 1 Bengston, p . 4 0 2 1 0 0 .\ineriran Isrj^ion he reached San Francisen, then hereon'.i-'r:. ii.'" "b*! poc'ket) j The commj.ision' suspended' th.* five states. wa.R made at the 'orty-second ,ia- being threatened XVater and tele- ifiinimum and still enjoy the maxi- "V itui Tilt Thursday. person„ were takj ii to a hospital to -; '•“ 'king with nhve.-i, sardines, cheese : tariffs but to.lav announced that it phone services likewise were nor- , Myrphy, rf .. .‘ 4 0 0 1 0 0 jf B R, H. PO. A. E LONDRES OR Rollce...... made..MV .Rseveral .r.a. luiiiefutile appre- Uvf,',convention of the mum of comfort, convenience and Beebe, ct ’ , s. K^hnedy. sf ...4 1 2 3 0 0 “ ” *''have-you. A mahogany desk ! had found there. Is no violaUon of henalons. the last being Henry For- V®'**''® ‘ °day by Rev. O. C. mal. But supplier of fuel oil for 2 0 1 0 0 3 FOR LASTING FRESHNESS AND AROMA . Hadden, 2b .. 3 P:tkin, c-cf ...... 4 1 2 0 0 0 C A B I N ET SI Z E l Oe lurnished the table and a can opener I the Panama Canal Act and that estlcr, th peddler whose ram-j i^ f"*'®:!®'’’ apartment house heating were run- service —provided you make Hotel The Methodist Club will 0 1 2 2 2 t... --« « gjsati.!ir.e cutlery. pa.sscngcr hnd freight service ning low, and in many houses were McAlpin your New York head- Highland Pak at ML Nebo tonigb'i I H a n s e n , c . . . , 2 2 1 1 1 0 Stevenson, ss ....4 0 1 3 1 2 TliP UP and have a .really /r«A cigar i i t a and found his wife had decided to blmg story filled pofice with doubt! , I Krwrta, ,sf ..,, Tedfdrd, I f ...... 4 aroma and goodness o f this finest Havant tobacco take DO chances. She had loaded it I'a. luid a truck driven bv Ernnk may be .:-imtimie.l. wh«n they questioned him ' i ^ struck vigorously At immoral held for heating water. quarters. Shrewd .-\1sitors to New In a Y.M.C A. League clash which 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 Gala'lllnii, 45, of New York city. 1 Hand, cf . . . . . 2 0 Hemlngw-av, 3b ..2 1 0 2 1 P E R F E CTO SI ZE Blackstone. The new taste-treat. . . the new with tinned sausage and canned PUEMIFK I.W 'lis THUKSIIVV The nndmg of the child' was ex- moving pictures York has-e found that out. Stop in tnc Methodists must win to remain 1 2 2 0 3 S ... used exclusively for the entire Blackstone filler. beans. The Injured are Mrs. Dyke’uuui. V.'elr, lb ...... 2 0 1 1 0 0 money’s worth. Because each Blackstone Cigar pooled completely to exonerate‘*® "P’'®' cn your next visit and let us con- In the running foi the loop leader- Totals 2 FOR 25e Ught up an extremely mild Blackstone. Compare •That wouldn't apply to me," said 64, bruls»al hip; her granddaughter! i Qut-la-e. July 17. (A P )- J. Ram- 35 6 12 21 12 10 Bradley, lb .f.___ 1 1 0 1 0 0 Forestier. a soap peddler picked up ® greater menace to the morals vince you. ship. Jackie May will probably hurl is now douhlt wrapped and sealed in moisture- a wife who occasionally entertains Dorothy B.>llar.<, 16. fractured ankle- i ...y .MaeDonalil, British Prime Min- CURB QUOTA'nONS by police because he had b^n seeS y°nng People and a greate-, for the Methodists, Mesely, 2b ...... 2 0 0 2 0 0 if with any other cigar. Taste the diflfercnce that on a large scale. "I've got every- XVllliam J. ( ’ urti.s.-,. 6.8, and his wife! | i.'ler, who u. now nearing Canada! JOHN J. VVOELFLE. Manater ' base on balls off, Sheekey 2, Beng- Phillips, 2b ...... 2 1 2 0 0 0 proof Cellophane. 'This douhly protects the flavor, LA STIN G FRESHNESS makes. in the vicinity Thursday, afternoon; : “ ^® ; Thursday night at Mt. Nebo. the ston 4; struck out by, Sheskey 1, % thing on hand from soup to nuts, 61. of 133 North Quaker Lane, West ' aboarvl , the liner liuches,s of lUcli- ' The child waa well and apparently I i ® Gbrisuan young men and wo- j ARLYNE C. GARRITY Methodists will oppose the Bloom- E. Kennedy, cf .. .3 1 0 4 0 J but not a single can of beans " Hartford, lacerations of the s*-aip i mon.t for a three months' stay in Amer Cit Pow and Lt B ...... 30 ’.nharmed ' ^ b*®” any one of the many ' Instructor in ROOMS WITH BATH Bengston 0; umpires, Mordausky AV right, c ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 field Hi-Y. The teams have met Nello, McLaughlin. ••BooUegglng" of fresh meat — raid body. All are expected to re- tills country, will land at Quebec A.<.sd Gas and'ICIre ...... 25-', Physicians were summoned to ex^ I ° ‘ b®r worldly amusomenta that ap- ' ■ - t i n f l . DouhU Twin-BnUeJ twice before, the first game ending Cervlnl, p ...... 3 1 1 0 1 0 aiaca wholeaalers have plenty but cover. imirsitay morning and proceed 145 Amer Sup Pow . . . '’ ■i* from fxfmt from Donze, r f ...... 2 2 2 0 0 0 amine Robert and attend hi. mother. , r,leta % ‘ ™rs"“ n e "rr,^ '' ! PIANO VOICE ir a 5-5 .deadlock and the second go- CANDYMEN PLAT TONIGHT tbara are no trucks with which to Dykeman was treated by Dr. Rich- ! ""'""'"b ile to Sherbrooke. Que., U i Canadian .Marconi . ! ! . ! . . ! ! ! : 2 ing to Bloomfield by 3-2. both being Taggart, r f ...... l 1 0 0 0 0 deliver It to retail markets— was ard J. Lawton of Terr\wille for his , Announced today. : Centra! States E lec...... 1 I He described them os "produced 1 »25o *400 $450 HAIRDRESSING TESTS HARMONY • 'ortlme encounters. Hubbard, star gettiag organized today on a gen- injuries and discharged. i'* “‘®nicnt wirelessed from ; Cities Service ...... 2 I by producers who are concerned The Princess Candymen islll plav 34 10 11 18 8 6 studio: Room 12, ■)f Bloomfield High last year. Is ex- the German (Thurch tonight at the erous scale. It was amazing, one Police said the accident occurred I !*l® Gt®niler, who is accoui : Cities Service, pfd ...... 20 \ ‘ U. .* .* , I— r r I °b'y about u-.elr illicit gains • • • ' pected to pitch for tlie visitors and American Legion .. 102 205 0— 10 housewife commented, how many at an intersection on the Bristol-, r.*"!®* "T '*''“ •^1“.®'’' I?bbel, w.ia Elec Bond and Share ! ! ! ! ! ! Hartford. July 17— lA P l —Fifty , and acted largely by actors and State Theater Bldg. Bluefield lot on McKee street at 6:15 M. F. D...... 100 611 134. four c^didates took the third year [ actresses who seem to have lost 1 H OTEL Frank Hewitt will twirl for the 3— 11 frietids had friends who were Terr-X-ville road. The Pennsylvania ■ *'® *'°P*‘* »l>®n'i! Mavis Bottling A ___ !!!!! Tel. 6341 locals. o clock. The battery for Princess _ Two base hits. Donze, Godek; friends of a npjat wholesaler and .®? M *“ ‘ b? **ate capi-1 every sense of ordinary decency, and ' Candymen will be. Cargo, pitch, and ca, was overturned by .h e " 7 r 'a T ^ S .r h S i!? ' o w ...... tal by the state commission of hair- | whose adulterous marital relations I . Toy Orchestra, Saturdays, 10 Bloomfield now leads the League three pase bits, Donzs; boms runs, would they like s leg of lamb or a Penn Road Loveland, catch. The German CTiurch Brennan; double plays, Stevenson to few cuts of steak?” dressers and cosmeticians. If theie.re a stench in the nostrils of rntn •A. .M. Small Charge. Instru- and the Methodists. b,v taking to- Blackstone Cigars that Stand Oil Ind . .. ^ALPIN will probably use Hansen and Gro- Wright to Hemingway; , bajse on Oroesrjr stores, with stocks nm- board r United Founders candidates pass this final test they : and women who still cherish a ments Furnished! .Mrs. Garrity ***T/ie Centr* of Ctmi'cnience** night s and Thursday night’s game, man. This gams Is expected to be Inntr CtUophtn* S«4l can tie for first place. ba'Is, off Brennan 3. Cervini T Um- Osttr CtUopb^n* Setil I train for Saint John. United Gab...... continues teaching this sumnv'r. a humdinger from start to finish. 3H ittal' ta'^o«sc“Ji'«ru"t.“ " " “ * " " " j u o n 'S ■ROADWAY AT 34

PAGE'EIOHT MANCHESTER ^ENTNG HERALD, MANCHESTEn. CONN.. T l 4 s DAY. JU LY 17, 193«. f t ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANr.;HESJTBU,CU«N., TUBBiJAl, JULT IT, 19S«. ------’ ...... — ------F - r - • - ' ------1 —- — ______■■■■;. PACE fcm i' Toonerville Folks Bv Fontaine Fox OUR BOARDING HOUSE By Gene Ahern SENSE and NONSENSE M ic k e y ( himselp) M cGurt^E

VACATION TIME ^ One man saw another man hob-. For fifty weeks he scrimps and • along, ao he asked 'W-hat the HELLO, HOOPLt/ OH, HELIjO,NEI advertised, ao I gave them Plymouth coach. 1933 WlllyiC four garage. Avaiiahle Sept. Write Box ' . O F you dec? If you w antito piit even a SOAAE SW ELL TlSH , AN' — -TELLING MEA"B0UTJ^‘ •crian, 1933 Ford coach, 1931 I'oM Line De Luxe But tor lodge party 3, care i>f Herald. afternoon, and Aunt Rosa perked .or team trips, we also offer 7 pas- few- thoiiaand dollars Into It, I can right up." SOT T>HOTOS TO PROVE THE FISH HE CAU6WT- ‘ roadster; 1929 Ford coach,' 1923 treble It w-Rhln -lx weeka. I'll treat Ford, roadster. Cole .Motors. senger si;d a ^ livery. Phone 3063. MY-LIFE! Amy began to laugh. She could 4th Tie-Up Since War THEIR S I Z E / HAW— AND I iW60, 8864. ' it a., part of the investment, not aA not help it. "Oh Jane, you're price- rte- e v i T b.xiA*w® of to"’’htblt! * ^ ' 0^ v'iy'wril* H« -By Sophie K err- COAAING* a loan, and -you'll make exactly the less. I'd have loved to hear you deal- NONE OF THAT EXCHANGE PRICES Ruptc profit, proportionally, th at I Ge^ra'stillujs'Tlf^^ Blg*'*Bcrtha ' ®ctlon by *hc goi{,emment, and HOME MOVI.NG— TRIJCKI.NC— . - -l.\.\E TERRA-’ come, to \ew- ing with Jimmy Tralnor—he 1s s.) ^ SUSPENT5ER will. It w'lll be absolutely your own.*' STORA(iE 2d HELP WANTED— : A ork determined to shov, her home fresh and thinks he knows It all!" ^ n s of organized labor are w-eapons w ithourthc''flH ng °o^f "a“rho^^^ “ WITH , „ She looked at Howard expectant- Jenkins (to new acquaintance)— H S T U F I t FEMALE .3.1 STEADY TODAYI town, Marburg, and espeelally .A.MA’ Jane .laughed, too, and began to Old Lady—Aren’t you ashamed 12 000 ly. * . - I wonder If that fat old girl is really 7 TELLING HOW ^ , /^^ P K R R E T T * GLE.S'.VEY TNC. local I .J.\( KSON that she. ean nmke a pull on her fur coat, Howard help- to ask for money? She. had enjoyed reciting the trying to flirt with me? U i C long distance movitig. Daily WANTF.D THREE GIRLS TO sai-eess of her Hfc. .Aniy hud been ed her and she was intensely con- Tramp— 1 got six months for they were HEH Scara transaction: She would have is, , Wilkins—I can easily find out by express to H.irtford. Overnlphl - nejidle Chrlstma.s cards, jood com- Ijt liest frien^ .until" HUAA.AKIt scious of his nearness. She contrived taking it without asking. loved to go on and tell about her asking her-tshe Is my wife ' \ they HEH jerv i..: to and frofo,,N> v York, rel n. ision. Call .4^76 for interview hr Labor Trouble on Wesl Coasl! At'K.sON broke the engagement lo touch his hand. She really was ..Ml. ; - .K , tween 7-8 p. m: •lane had foreed u|Kin him and m a r- business, her profits, her- sales, pea-' coming-out on top.’ ju.st as she had M -V'iWM <=r rn A < T frA L nnj»<' for enough to make him sec how clever olllee- and soon Is making a large she paused. "Do tell mo how you ACCURATE AND THAT THE f.iKht duty. Call TTPA. . ket in Early Trading. Imome. she was in business, and how will- happened to name—her—Nancy7" Manchester ing she was to share a great op- striked" “ cm .ser''frd “’™ h *f"’^ SenftTc's™ enTrLlTabor” “ un'cir m PRESENT IS NEVER EXACTLY The first ship landing made by .She has an affair with R O G ER She nodded upward toward the LIKE THE PAST. 1 WANTED -r;iRI. FOR f'f'ntfTRi pot tur.lty with her friends. an airplane tixik place on Jan. *. Evening Herald IIIORI’E who la nuirrled hut tires nursery. 1911. The plane was piloted by E. hoiisHwork. M r.. Ho’Afir'l Boyd. New York, July 17 lAP) "X sdpposc, " he said considering- ot him. AAhen he offers to hear the Howard chose It," said Amy, A certain man was praising his Ely, who flew from a San Francisco Phoiip 6.M0. . .Storks a)>peared to'view the w est- governments and Seattle; 10,000 walked out I n ^ lL CLASSIFIED expense of their ehlld she con- !>’. "that if this fellow Scars suc- 'It s a name he speciiuy likes." I wife for all her care In nursing him flying field lo the U. S. cruiser ern labor upheaval -.vith artmewhat ceeds in .selling, the hoiiae and hands people sprang Into action to break coma akd other comm^nltieL A DVE: RTI . se ME. NTS more serenity today and price.,, in temtitiiousl.v dism isses him. .She Jane glowed with gratification. them through a long Spell of sickness. Pennsylvania, anchored In San rniifldes In .Amy. realizing she is her ever the money to his girl-friend, his “I'm so glad," she said to Howard. Winnipeg’s general strike c; Man—You 'were an angel! If it Francisco bay. Count »u wvida to • U»«. HEI.I' W ANTED— MALE {6 most ralegortea, displayed a much sister and her children wHl lose a England’s strike was the moat May 15, 1919 lasted 40 days and steadier tone. • . oiil.v friend, .lane insists On giving "It's a name I specially like, too." serious. .Two and one half million had not been for your constant cape Nearly 2.000 airway searchlights, toitiai*. oumb«m ' ft^nd ftbbrovlatloB* g( od bit of what they vvould natural- cost one life. Il'ib BBCb count »• * .*ord and onmtKiund MAN WANTED WTTH FA IR erjii- her daughter away and .Amy takes workers walked out May 4, 1926 In 1 .would have passed out. with a minimum illuminating povv- There wa., a carry-over of aelllng ly have inherited, won't they?”. It Involved 25,000 workers. They .•t%ord* words Mlnimutn. <*o»t la i ntiun. mechiuiii ally inclined, now Hu ehlld, |H-omislng never to reveal When the door had closed behind a strike called by the Trade Union His wife—Well, v/ho wants a er of 1 ,000,000 candlepower eabh, prira ot threa itn*a In early tran.aaetlons, hut this did "Of course. That's w-hy the als- quit work in support of metal rhipiovcd desiring to heller His not In.st long. While trntling was Its {varentage. 'Fhe hativ Js named her nourishing exit. Amy pointed an Congress. widow with three children'.' have . been installed on the estab- Lin# raf#» p#r. <1mt (or frnnalaBt , '.ci's tried to hold on to the proper- trades workers who had struck for • d# |.•>.ltlon hv qii.allfyjng ii.s an Ih stllT a t a low ebb. leadlngr effuftle.s A’. atcu.slng finger at her husband. . Ostensibly the strike was In sup- higher wages. lished airways of the United States F rtrrttt* M4r#n 17. Il»39 j l-or two .vear, .lane stu.vs away ty. B u t th a t'h a s nothing to do wdth ' You fraud, you faker," she jeered. port of the demand of .fiOO.OOO coal Then there are Americans who by the Department of Commerce 5, ,5 ^ '^ %ULL HEAR • 1 illalitin expert and .Service engi- reeoverrd fractions to around a The wrecking of a street car by Caab Cbarsa It. He's iKuiiid.'to sell, and If he "Suppose I'd have told her the truth, minors for more pay and shorter have private offices so that they Aeronautics Branch. * CouittivuUv* .•{ 7 Ota' I ela > neer on nil i.vpe., ol Eleetrlc Rc- lioint Brokers emphasized the f'om Marburg. Then, on a business strikers brought immediate action •PLEMrY ABOUT (lie.sn't'scll to me, he will to sorac- that you wanted to name her won’t have to meet their creditors t ConaaeuMv* Day ..I > ota I) eta ingo'i.'ttors .No gxpprlenee nece.x- fart, however, that the public la tiip, she goes to .Ani.v’s home and hours. Some government officials by Mayor Charles F. Gray. He read Twenty thousand ladybugs re- . I Da> ...... I 11 .Ota. I I Ota ' cne else." Axirtlna after that old Norwegian charged however, the British trade face to face. A privtale office Is IT L A T E R ^ . \\\N .e.-iry, but Iippllcanl must he. willing continuing to hold alfsif from ec- II-k, to «•(. her daughter. Aniv Is fhe Hot act; mounted police fired cently were shipped by plane from All ordera for Irmrulat toa«rtlona [ "I (Inn’l doubt It." unions were trying to demonstrate not always a sign of prosperity and will ba oharirad at tha orta tim# rata. { to train during spare time for a iilatlon and even professionals are id raid .lane w ilt insista on ta k iii- -la-dcvll; and I wouldn't let you, and into rioting strikers, killing one, Sacramento, Calif., to Orlando, Fla., till rhild. . their power, business success. ■BAXTER r -TLN V A Kpaclal raiaa fc>i lone tarts avary t li w tiHinUi". W rite guvlng age, not IriclTneil to expand eommlt- There was an odd silence. - Jano how you’ kept calling her Nancy wounding 70 and arresting 100. A to put an end to a scale epidemic day advartlalna iftva upon raquntt menta. W’as puzzled by his -unresponsive Eltlcot because she had a red n n s e ? -Not a Shot Fired In citrus groves. , T. *l,Rta U i, MT'Off. * plume, pre.-enl orenpation and ail- few days later, the .strike (x>mmlttee 8 Ada ordarad (or thraa ar ala day# A sharp rally In giain,s have ald- manner. "A’ou don't understand,' It wasn't red either, only a nice The strike lasted eight days. MARY AND HER BATHING O T niA acwvicc. and atoppad befora tb.a thfrd- oi fifth dn- CHhtie". fnxl I., m care of CHAPTER XXIII called off the walkout. Mary had a bathing suit, 'twa,s The plane designed by Anthony she said. "This Sears Is simply no laPerU'.i* Mk l»t«> day will ba eharir^d only for tb# ao* i I hts p,nper. e(>#d aft*r rha IIELI* WANTED— Ht’s going to keep his sistet from bei own ta.ste. She falr'y purred at therefore It Is urged that all ques- out. the Allied aerial casualties. also slepped up around 2 cents and criif-l. -ahl Hovv-ard. We can oniv A Sinffle Choice fifth day. ■MAI.E OR FEMALE ;p gelling that money because he’s so you. Professor Jackson, that woman CHAMBER TAKING tions be answered on the ballot and In the early days of the World Bv John C. Terrv Nr. "till fi.rbirt* 1’ *t'tay. tin## aol . rye developerl strength. Cotton il- what wc think i.-< right..Of course fid up with having her try to con- ytarns for you still." ^vAio outlavajs talk in Low -rbwee — told i I pi’ofc.sHoi-’- salary Is no great the card returned Immediately. Wife (at expensive’resort):—Why, War, when two enemy planes, met. NAW. bdged up to another new high since i'nl him. If I don’t take this sale, "And why not? Look what a WAC, EtiTCHERk CAuenr Tba tiaTai-O wilt i raapui.atbla ^ WANTED, A GOOD PLAIN eook shake.,, hut I have a .small personal Re\1se R.V-I.AWS dear, you've got one band sun-burn- the pilots blazed away at each ouTSibe TM6 .Blacksmith «hof. icoBcHV (or mora then ona incorract .Diartloa * and waltres.*. or a man and wife j 1930. .Silver and rubber f.iiturc.s. H, mconc else will. I can't pass up prize I am !" REFERENDUM VOTE FirrekiR's -m TW(I>CT TiNO Flf?e«, HE’S HONEST UK.-me. We-eycu have some savings The proposed amendments oon* ed browner than the other. other with shotguns filled with dffOUCHES BBHiNp A fence - LlSTENlNd . of any advartlaan. #nt ord#rait for man to help in the hon.xe anrl be however.- failed to follow the, up- a good -stroke of business for my- "Oh, yes, I had somehow forgot- bolts and scrap Iron. only One twbt AN' A FRic n P of TH' ffEATHER ta^ra than ona tima and N.anry Isn’t likeiy to suffer any cern revision of the by-laws on Husband (getting sun tan while ward movement Ronfl.s turned a ; cif simply because there's bad feel- ten that. Howard—" she became, In January, 1922, 25 Inches of know$ - Tba Inadvarianl urntaaiuo ui ibeor- generally ■ n.-efni. Address .Mrs. pr vation-. You gave the child to meetings and the classification and on vacation)—Can yott .wonder at It, YAuLBY Outfit, But th' Bus Boss litth irregular, with Hecnndnrv rails ing in the Sears family. ” comically serious and Indignant, dear. I've always got one hand In snow fell In 24 hours at W ashing- ract pubMcaMoo of advarilaing will ba • r'.eoige W. Beaeh. old .SayhrooK. .’e. Jane. Aou’vo not concerii,ed types of membershTp. At present, VNANTS FEATaeR VAUEy BAP ractifia' only by cAticatlafloo of tba j e.specinlly exhibiting lteavine.,'s The "No." said Howard, ‘‘I- suppose “.she said Nancy wa.sn't good look- Ballots, Properly Filled Out, my pocket paying for something. ton, D. C., a record greater than t .mncetimt. Phone Saybrook 103-2. the by-laws call for monthly meet- an’ he's Cot Somethin' on abarga loada (or tba aarvloa raodamd. dollar wan'alHiiil even in foreign yoi.r.sclf'.about her since then. And not. But, frankly. It’s just a shade ing! For a second it made me so any at New York, Chicago, Boston All adrerUHamanta muat oon.form exchange dealings. We i-an’t let you concern yourself ings of the Chamber throughout the PtEIVMeR - DON'T KNOW. lb atylaw copy and typoigrapby with t'.o ironic to me to have young enraged I could hardly speak, and A WOMAN NEVER KNOWS or St Paul since the U. S, Weather Share., .if National Disllllera. about her now. It would oniy meiui Must Be Returned On Or year, with the exception of June, WHAT- rag:ulatto&a anforcad by tha puhltah* . BOATS AND I'.'ancy pioht by a sale which Isn’t then—I don't kn ow -it seemed to July and August. The amendment WHAT KIND OF A MAN SHE Bureau began keeping records. afa and tbay raaarv.a tba right to American Commi—eial Alcohol an.l n a rcnew’al of o f interest which fair to somebovly , elae's children.’’ stiaighten out everything. I knew calls for a minimum of three meet- MARRIED UNTIL SHE TRIES TO adit, ravtaa or lajac' any copy eon« A( ( ES.SORIES Pchcnlcv dropped to new lows for coe.sn t seem advisable” aidarad objactlonabla I "But that’s so so remote! ” (.She she didn't vj-ant Nancy If she could Before July 31. ings a year, including the annual TALK TO H lil WHILE HE IS Ihc year before staging a moderate SHAVING. tlUJUINO IIOUR.X—cliuniB.e , 3a I* I I'l'IR SALE rEN FOOT row h. Jan e smiled, her .sudden winning had starte.l to .-.ay “dumb,’ but fay that." meeting, and the president or F lapper Fanny Says: •at. conic.hai'Ij^. Some of the ra il, allowed ______SCO u. s. PXT. orr.______h# puhlithad Kama day muai ba ra> u^f'l onn year. $L"»0f> Iminirr at I. tillihnt srnilc. 3hc saw her chance.I hanged the word with a stammer.) (To Be Coiitlnuod) Board of Control is aiithorized-to r«lv#d by 17 iv'rl<»f«R noftni ttatiiTdayi a levers.al Ilf ve--terd'iy'., trend San- You certainly talk lik.- n profes-^ Employer (to tardy office boy)— 14-10 a m ‘<2 K/ilrMcM NirrpI The sale w'ill he made anywav. 1 A m.iH referendum vote on pro- call membership meetings at any l.i El Southern R.diwny, ,N. Y Crii- -S'r. Howard. A’oii make me feel as ti |: you. ” po.sed amendments to the by-laws time, What's your excuse for being late this time? TELEPHONE YOUR lr«l an.l. Pennsylvania lirmoil, Phil- ■•^n.all as .Nancy. Now look here, you "Oh, Jane," nroke in Amy, “don’ll o! the Ch.imber of Commerce Ih Three ClasHes i f w ant ads. ___ HOUSEHOLD (iOODS ;.) lip Morria reached another 1931 peak d'*n t want any money front me, -s argue atmiit it. Howard’s per- being taken at the pre.sent time and Under the pre.sent by-law-,s, the The Boy—Stop me,, you’ve r with a gain of some 3 point.,. Pack- • hat s been made clear enough. Rut ALABAMA TEXTILE all member.s were reqiie.‘-led lodoy heard this one. Adi ara acceptad ovar tht lalaphoaa firtly right. We don’t want monev Cham ber membership Is "divided Into r ••t at tha CHAnaif HATE atvan abova HOR 3.M.E LARGE refrigeriitor, ni 1 .Motors was quite active.without vouhl you inind .f 1 put you In the made in a way that’s hard on other ' to return the ballot cards, properly two cla.s.ses. sustaining and con- aa a convtnlen » to advartlaara. hut Hhile pdieelnln m.Mide Ro.seilale getting any place, 11. S. Smelting wiiy of m.akitig some luonc.v yoiir- p. i-ple." filled out, not later than Tue.sday, tributing member.s. Under the re- "I made him what he is.” usually • TH, A p . All X.ihu tha Cash rates win b«. accaptad aa 8 f MV GA W SH .ICIK, aach ad otharwla# tha CIIAIICE DO ANVTHIN6 — WELL, WAS IN HELPING TWO THE Gardener, was the other! ' ’T A I M T M E .! Gaa, Public. Service of Now .lei-Hey, child? R happen., -that 1 can do it ■ l ei and loved her. And this is such I 1 KlEVER THOT RATE will ha collacftd No raaponal* A neighbor called on the Meek- y (JUESTiONABLE peo pl e ea r n . BABE wasn't really BAD----- i H IT'S D A T e R O U N O f blllty for arlrora In tataphon#d ada HOTEI.S— Corn Products, Bethrehein Steel, liii right HW-iiy, I’ll tell you, it’s one of a grlftm ...... B man at the llilehcock bisb and u l>iai and Found . l HI first I w.-o, Jii.sl going to 1 cotton mills, today answered the STARTED A MAN SAYS THEY lENEMENTS i>:i Game elub, told [Miliee tiiilay that m ase him ' ' she evei find.-v out that she's got Announc#m#r't» ...... I mill then. I dei-i.le.l to look into ' i vo mothers instead o f one It micht call for a statewide textile strike as TOLD HIM TO KEEP HIS SHIRT P#r«onfi!» ...... v.-ii.s Uidnapt.l by two ImVe-footed the hour set for the walkout (irriv- I I-(>R RE.NT- 6 ROOM tenement at |-l)e painful and unsetlUiig. It might ON AND NOW HE HAS NO \ i i t n l n i o M t f ^ burgliirs Vv-ho broke into the place cd. Five mills were closed here, | SHIRT. 'Aulomuhllaa for SaU ...... 37 l-'o.'.ler s ti- e t. iie.'ir C en ter .'ind ai 3 a m. today and driven ov-r .She wii.'. .--In th.i.ight, iegiilniiii: give a had twist to her life. Wo’ll and another awaited the result of a ! Automohllra for f^iciiariga r«.«« Nitiin .street; with shade.x :iitd ((lunlry road.-- until 8 a. m: m hi., !k -' iightfiil inqioiUnce. II..ward l-nng her np t-. the very best w-e Auto Acbr»»urt#a Tlrra ...... conference with the operators. I Divorce is getting so easy that | eieeii.s, n|| inqiroveiiuntnewly own ear. The biirglaiH dum p"! wins Iisti'imig- ab.sorhi-iliy she went, e.in, you know that, witliln our own Other mills at Gadsden, Jasper, j Autr ItHpeirlng-—I'atr\rlYig on more .Iramatn-ally: -p .big up I'.ieans. ’ the wife of an endurance flyer Is Auto School*' ...... ' rohuvjiteu Telephoni* .3169. - him out III Walerbiiry after laking Cordova, Albertville, Guntcrsvillc thinking of getting a separation be- ■ estA Ccaovs-am ieirfj Autu*—Ship by Truck 32(1 away fio ir him. he snl.l it Ihe truth a scrap at "a tune II w-iis They wcie pushing her out. clos- and 'B irm in gh am were closed" as I Autoa—For ilir* , ...... Gol! RE.NT TWO, THREE and a spile sale. Hi- ,-inil his .sister are i..g themselves away from her, not cause he won’t promise her when Uol'hcndod men leave many a ______was said nothing vva.s' taken from shifts changed, John Dean, inter- he will be home. i JK ...... < tetir r'ooi t furnlsheil ot linfurnishea the club. the last Ilf a family that was once o.iUindly ex.-’clly, but inexorably. national representative of the girl cold. < OIXASSIONALLV TOOK H E R ^ PINNER. JO E , THE A BABE GAVE A TIP BV LONG DISTANCEX Moiorfyclea—JUcvrle# . . . . . GARDENER, FOUND THIS OUt S a NO, KNOWING BABE Wanted Autr* Moturcycl## . . . .ipitrtiiieni.s, .Miinehe.-,tef Con.struc (|iiite 8 wi.li.w- with .sev t’tiy bafileil and tv.aded her. in charge of strike headquarters HAD BEEN A CROCK, TRIED TC^LACKMAIL YOUR '*■' PANIC, SHOT lame, that's the 8 RuiJneee arvlc#i OCTcred ...... ■ ri.l ehil.lren an.l she's, ol.loi than ".\re you afraid I eap’l swing here, .sa-id today more than 22,000 DAD BV 'PHONE, WELL, LADRONt^SHOT HIS WAYOUr .■st o r y. _ ------^ Huuaebold Sarvlraa OfTarad . . . . . l l ^ i OR R8.N r TWO 4 rooni tene FRK ( K I,ES AND H IS FRIEN D S By Blosser JSP pr iso n —LOOKED UP BABE —F; l-Contrkcttni A Shady Nook he and ha.s been trying to nmnag. | tins deal?" she asked. "Or that w orkers would "bo on strike by 3 p. :CED HER TO Plnrlita-^Nuraci <#■ ...... ment.‘i,.,^with all modern linpixtve- him and keep hold of what money I everything ksn’t exactly as I vc told m. TIP HIS GAlixi ON THE Funarat tMrF'Ctora ...... n enl-. am! giiritge at la William T u n lit'HjrHhlo at Roitrtitg end property that's left. He's never! V. It I’ll have m.v secretary .send Although the strike call was fixed F reckles, wqw one arm •"■'4^ PROPER TiHg FOR A illng IM*jrnt*‘T*K - R'-oflng le.'l Tel,-ph ,ne .3379 Ijik r IfelghtM jit !i \<'r> iluMr BANK LD-UP. Inauranra . . . ; ne any work. Ail In- wants m | (.1 the ciimract ol s«le, and ptc-: for 10 a. m.. he c/;ilained, many of ! PX K&MILE THROWN UP IN DEFENSE REACHES iihki |»rl«v fur a milt U ra*»h nak*. the mills would close as shifts to- | Ol 8 L' o FOR HIS knife- nutty .Millinary Ur mahlfia ...... I I'AJ. I P-I’O-OAT'K 6 roitih. tene- i.'e t.s exi-ilemont. lie s ernzy to i tuie,. of the hoiis. and record.s show- MovinK Trui^ ...S-oi .jfa A lOvIO 'IVn! will Im- i^lv n g.i over and get in the war, but his . day ended, i THE- BCtiS RACES for his Rif l e ■ nient, . onv-nii.ntlv hienteil Intpiire .ng what other property in that m s Public Paa»#na-iT H#rvir* I re«* uU h ra rh lot- tvan said mills In Anniston, Flor- ! ARE . Painting—-Pap# rit.g ...... 216 Oak street. Ini.ime i,. all t.eil up with his debts iiieghhoi-hood ha; sold for recently. ; . ... x. , MAKING . Prcfaaalonai Sarvicee l^>l »in<| l e n t r a n Im* bought foi and he w-ants a buneh of m onev for And’ I'll put up security for what- ! lex K Repairing ...... IrOR RK.NT- '[‘\yo rU R E K a special ren.son before he goes. So ( ver money you’d invest. I’d make | tile centers would bo closed before TaUorlnK-r-nyelnir—Cleaning thi* price ol a good tu o ueeL%' I n i g h t f a l l . CAMP, A room apartm ents ju lt rcfitiishod varallotiL he made up his mind lo sell hH th( whole thing absolute!v safe t o : Tollat Goods and Sarvic# 6 MiWJNTAIN Wantf d —piialna** Na. v|ra lU'.gle noni olflce and -lore. See eij'iilv in the house before his sls- you” I ,(MM) on Strik e .Ui could stop him and gel away ! "Our reports .show more than 10 LION (;duraclonal I'ihn jen.-'en lohiiMin Hloek, I’hone .L d w a rd H . K e o m *y "Oppi.i-sition adways was a tonic (READ THE SfORV, THEN COI.OR THE PICTirRE) Couraee and Cla*aaa ...... 6070 or lull) "U hat w-a.s the special reason he mills as certain to walk out today, ” Tel. 3180 t.ii you, Janie." said Amy. smiling, 6,000 SPRINGS Private (netruetton ...... wanted the money ?" asked Howard. I he said. ’’.More than men arc , Soon monstrous bubbles filled ' last out till T make the twin, No’W, Dancing ...... "but this time you’re headed fhe on strike here,In Huntsville. ” Mualeal —Dramatic ...... II A . FOR RENT- FOUR ROOM tene- Real EataU* Inauranc'S "Oh that!” Jane tossed tt oft u rong "way. We don't doubt your the air, "Gee, I have ne’er been j tel] me. • where's the gcn'ral’s fr o m an Wan t#d — ri|f»tl on !!' 10 ^ n'.ertt. on O n tf r street, garage 1* l.yhtly. ".Nothing creditable. The Dean issued the strike call last anywht.v and blown such bubbles," j tent." truth, nor yet your ability. I'm per- night, after it had been authorized CVER-HANQING «!t^ Fhianrial j (le.HirtMl. ront ri'aannahlc. Inq\ilre man .X rotten,- reallyv lt's for some fectly certain that you'll buy Mr. Duncy said. "I think this Is real "Straight through the woods," R oll;. .Stock- M tirigagei .. ir ; CVnlrr Htrfet. at a meeting of delegates from tex- fun. a soldier said. "You cannot miss. LIMB.... Burinr**^ <»PporiuniTt#a . . . . g .il he'.s interesto.l in. He wants to W iiat's-his-name's house and sell It tile locals in Birmingham Sunday. »Y Nt* SCBVtCC INC T M WCQ U 8 par Off. ' .-el her np in a dress shop, or boauty "Ju s tW a tc h the ones I 'm .’Wow- It. Go ahead!" "Oka.v," replied Mf.ney to L an ...... ff.IO t’R ROOM I’E.NEMENT. mod •tl a grand profit. But count us out Textile workers are .lemanding a y !/ t(^ ,...... ing. now. There’s proof enough -T i ITT I lOLfCC D Ilrip and ttlfnailona ! I'll lor, hefiiie hv leaves, you .see. 1 on It. Wc can't do it. ' brave Wlrtdy. 'In a jiffy, off he ,Wl LLI AMS.. ern im|uuveinents, Ineluding slr.-ini FOR SALE permanent 30-honr w-eck, a mini- that I kpow how-. Come on, here. went. SAI.FSM .^N SAM Halp 'Vant#d— .. c'. n't know the details of that They •lane w-otulereil it perhsps thc.v Help Wanted- .MaU ...... beat, at S Ri.lgewood street in- mum of $12 per w-eck, elimination Dotty, try your luck, ami blow a It.’s A Snap! TM (i..\nn; k .\k .>i . 1. on't nialter. The point wa.s that actually didn't have any money sav- B v S i t I ' " SaJeameo Wanted ; . quire MS RIh.sc H strisd. Tel, 1980. of the "stretchout" system whereby dandy one." The lad had never run so fasL (OHV, VOO B I G SAP/ TAKIN' PETER PIKER'S PICTURE,BU?I,'WELL, T>4JS IS (WHERE I WAS.. - flcli: W>ifi:ed-^Mnle or Femala. he (;ould actually m ake a legal sa!.‘ c.l and didn’t want to let her know. I’oDaKf. 1-Car (iarage. I’rico the number of looms per employe Then Dotty blew, and said, The others wait. Then, at last, LETT(M ' HIM AWAV ' THAT'S Al Mo ST VOUR FINISH |! COHEN P|4«R PICKED ( HAD A HUNCX |'D Agen;a Wanted l-t)H KK.NI’—;4 ROOM tenement ! er.d It’s n choice piece of pYoperty "I’m sorry you feel that way,” she Is Increased, retoratlori of jobs elim- "Oh, my. they sail right up to- when Windy rushed up with the -/(A. AS A DETECTIVE. EITHER, VA <^AB THAT CROOK OFF.Qr I P O C K E T T h S,OTHER D^sy! A KETCH YA lOITH THAT Situatluna Wanted-^-F*mala , l w-itb ‘garage, aji inoderi. improve, I and iftei r,l got. my fact.s I made .-(lid aloud, "but -if you change your inated by the "stretch out," recog- Pituatloni Want#.,1-Male .... ward. the sky. and then they're soap, they cried, "Y’oiive saved F reckle* oucks...the lion BOf THAT WAS ^RE OFF TH' FORCE f SlT &OIN'.CBOOK A L I U ^ COMES BACK (HOUSE TRAP, VA R A T / ' Lrnpl-men* Ag#nclei . . . . ment. ,’t Rtdgew-rod street reiB I np my mind to buy it my-.-ell. It's mindwhile I’m here, it won’t be too nition of the United Textile Work- NO WONDER II •x—. A 6 ACV<» $ 1,600 picked up by the breeze and the day." CRUMPLES BEFORE HIS CLOSE' HE l.i*# atof*k-.>ivii '-I'oHitrr-’ t hone 06'23 ! c.’iin.sl the law, fur a bioker to d,> late. Ew ish you would change your ers of America for collective bar- blown away fr()m here. LOOK AT THE TO TH 'SCEN B.,0^”TiY CRIME, D< • • — HI r d •— p * t • More hubbies, then. Were blown VERY .EYES...... S O I'LL ? U t T WAIT f ' K - .... 41 .M.SO '* - I Inut uiilcss the buyer knows it, but r.u'nd. "' .She pruned a little, con- gaining under the -NRA. and rein- "Our enemy, not far away.will COLLAPSED Liv* 8i«ck- H R RFNT-^FIVE ROOM fiat, also up high. and shortly Coppy LEtkTm OF THIS Poultry «nd HurpU«» ...... I explained all that to Mr. Sears and | scions of her. elegance, the soft rich statement of employes discharged get a big surprise today. When.I shoutcii 1 right at ■ X room lonenient, witl- all Im through union activity. believe the win'd has knife in mis P#t*--*Poi|ltry— . 44 fi u o o M sin (;le hoi SE pointed out that It meant 'one les.s red of her dres.s. the dark Itixurioiix our fine bubbles reach them, what 1 changed, It's' blowing bubbles vJPwTeb lir.ixemen: Iiiquire at 147 Hist >laiiy .Mills Affes-ted MY F E E T p«.» *nle-«-%1tarrtliinr4*a# Ullh Iln'iJaee: large ehleken pt'.sou to he let m on the deal, an-1 jf-irs, in this plain room. The covers they any I'd like to hear." back this way." SIDE...THATS A FOR. Jc y JC L LhJ |\\\ (oi . 45 I enli-r stre e t. As the strike became more widc- II kouoeajy w.cs therefore just that mote pri-i oTsome of the chairs were worn, one Just then wee Duncy shouted, ten- in c h • r i ( i , 4t# Kitd Acr#»»(irt#» if enop; I ,ure of ^ > 4 C f \ f \ .••pread. mil! operators in MOnt! ...... IGIt RE.N’I' CHEHT.N'UT stre.;l. land. \ll for V ^ f O v l U 1 ^ '"hg story,! >' the lampshadea.a cheap paper While all the TInics had their “.Say! I K.N'OW they’re cojj BLADE.! "it It comes down to this; Soars ha-- : Hung, had’ a .'-corched place on its gomery. Selm a and other tow-ns in L. intl* -- Wiitch«s—J#w#irf «t !- nt reoni rent. Inquire 16 Winter fun, a Soldier ram e up. oh the back” thus way, Wh.y. look! / r.irctMciJ ■ AppMaoe#*— fUdte 4» Both these plnees are In 3Ian- signed the contract of sale and has run, "W e need more soap. ” he . ut • and F#»d w, ...... 4? ^ "treet s.de. She didn’t feel quite so much ! I'hL''ftnte-'k'd now thrv’re like a blanket „ ehester ami for sale hy jici opted a small payment, .so that lout Of It when she L ticed these J!’"*''’" shouted. "What wc had i al- I above this place." ^ Oa'.tri", ~ P.%rn —Dairy Product^ |o for a walkout and UATs C J i t r l e I T b.n.l,- him. I’m having the regulation i M* ntishes. There was a dllTeroncc anticipated no most spent. 1 The biggest bubble that was RU0V n'K I:KNT four ROOM^ tcur- labor troubles. MATS, MjcTiJjtrr? .*r\d Ti oU . . . . ! ! ! ! * ! 11 nu'nt svjih nil impn.vcmrut.«», ga title search now-. ,\nd w-p-|| elti.ie m i .viny ami Howard, too. They "Without the soap, we cannot there, soon dropped real quickly, OlAfriOND |n*trum#D** ...... Sluart J. >>'asley hr-ne -ri. ' i Plants afferted in the walkout s Pa T s rHgr :? Tnqxnrr 32 Uot t"*'UpU' tSf u'f*ok.'*i- Wow more bubbles. That, of through the air. In just about a Office And Sior*. tCquIpmcnt , , , 14 br.ng kinder to her. They weren 1 1 here were the Lincoln with 1 B ats 9p#ctait •( th# , If ,'Hgi- dreet Real 1!stnte ami liisiiranee "An.i’ in the meantime I’m ar- .T.'iO course, you know. Who’ll go and moment, it w ent plop in - Duncy’.-r S ta le T heater Hiiildlng ,«o ..li.stant^ How long are you go-| employes, the Merrirmaek, with " O-ATS W»a/in« Appa-ral—F u r * '!.; 17 r-.-inging for the money He wants ii.g to be here . a.sked Amy. j 1..300. The Dallas got a bar of Soap? It’s in the face. traBt#d—To Buy ...... || l-x'R RENT—8 ROOM apartment Telephone 6648 or 7146 ea.'h. if yon please, the w-hole thing with 800. the gen'ral’s ■ tent."* Not Jong, oTTly till I Rct Aunt ! Erwin...... W'ith 270 and the Admiral llanm o— P'*«rd—llol#!*— and four room fiat on 42 Maple In hts hand and hels going'to gel KoRa’R Affalra .straight again It> not Braid mllL "I will.’ cried Windy "I am hrlp% poor DunoT In th« TTiT" g ) C IIM »T »t« iravKii. me. nox.fti* WUL.iuf Unard ...... nstr< .;t In good condition I’e l 6517- fast. I oWv hope that' \-o\i can no\t Rtf^ry.) ^ Hftaidor* tiUwd • **»i A C o u n try Board-K«"ort. „ H.IR REN T. FOI>R RpO.M flat, al' r; \s BUGmus An* Overdo.se Hotels—Rtitaurant. 7 si im pix'V em .-tiiK O T itge if de.stre.l ■VLLKYO O P By Frank Bee W snt.d—Rootrts;—Board || The JailDelivery! H E R E C O M E * 'TKica Telephone .5230 .ir tSl.S - ' IWE'LL FIX THIS DOOTSV B O 0 O ' By H A M LIN BOYOBOy. .B A R B A R A . SHE'S F O RM E D M i l \ \ h > U_L. 'I H««l B sist. r« t Real ^ WHEN WE HAUL OOOTS'V OUTA TH’ PlT, H O W DO J is h t i t a / / U l 'riov. DIDN'T HE TEAR T THAT WAS I'M LUCKV TO GET LO O SE- I wonder NO SHOOT...HIM A n A N N O Y IN G H A B IT LATE LY ApartmsBts. Fists. Tenemsnu.. ti SO HE WON'T B t AROUND — ‘ — xXPU STAY OUTA sigh t ! THEN YOU D O , S H A K E H A N D S F l o v e l y D A Y , Buslnsst Loostions (oi Rsnt . a< TO SQUEAL ON US TO lOUT WHEN YA T(3l 0 *IM / JUST A WILD BUT I'LL C(DME BACK - AH', I vyhere DEAD...PLENTY' BIC O F C O N S TA N TL Y P E E P IN G IN B A R B A R A M U S T YOU . Hoffses to r Bent ... IJ nUSINK.ss LOC.MIONS HUSH OKAY',' --X STEP IN AN' CX3 vsVe .T H E R O O M A N D A S K IN G W IT H M R S. L A K E . B A R B A R A . I SAW G O S O S O O N f GU2 T'fiAORROyj- HUSM TH' king knew he Guess, bu t I’M I WHEN I DO, IT'LL BE A IT CAT NO PLAY POSSUM W O N 'T VDU D A R L IN G . S I T SO M A N Y L ITTL E euburbsn for Ren...... II” ! '" si F O K K E N T HI BUT CX)’ YER hand 'INI Q U E STIO N S MJHEN I H A \ / i t WAS hummer Homes for Rsnt ■ s, AND SOCKED TH' ------HERE TO---- 5A Y- V S O R R Y O A V F O R l CAME WWC O M E IN IN T H I S CHAIR B O Y S A N D GIRLS STU FF.' I DON'T \ AWFUL - ' . HIM L I V E , HIM G U E S T S . H E L P M E OH H O P IN G W E'D w w tsd to Hsn. JJ pr in c ess HE'LL NOT COME BACK . K ALLEY OOP! FROM A N D S IT A N D W E LL O U T P L A Y IN G lO REN T—O FFICES at 86.1 Mau. WANT HIN\ TO .' WITH THAT FIGHT '! T R Y O U T M Y MOTHER! D O W N . . . , H A V E A Eslsls rot Sals FOR MAN'Y f P L A N F O P H A V E A O N TH E W AY N IC E L O N G Apanmsnt Balldlog for Bats . . . ti street lOrford Bldg.) Apply E.l SEVER COME h melon .! A OAV.! y i o N I C E O V E R . . . /~12 C U R IN G T A L K Basinass Propariz for B a la ...... ward J . Holl. I’el 1612 and 8025 ^ QA # ' W v i s i t ; UH HUH Farms and Land for Sal...... if H E R T O G E T H E R ! B E R TR A M Hoosss for Bats 1 " l l ■Lou for 8aU M A Y BE ^ Rssort Proparty for 8a U ...... H HOI SExS FOH KENT H. W A ITIN G \ Bobnrbaa.for 8ala ...... ‘ Z u T F O R M E ] Eslats for Bzebanga "Mm IN T H E / Waatad—Raal Batata ...... ro RE.NT- SEVERAL DestrahG five, SIX and seven room houses Y A R D a*BBi isouaaa n single and double; aiao neaieo apartment. Apply Edward J. Hou Phone 4642 and 8025. FOR RENT—6 ROOM duplex, all improvement.s. ooriier Summit and i yi w adsworth streets. Inqulrs 31 M TW BenU AI e 1U4 ST eCA MNVICC aic W a d i w o r t h s t r M t T H e r a . a . s cat orr _ t M MCA g « MT ttsjaJ ; 6 - / 7 ‘■M

iiIm trI;rB trr E n rn ittis TUESDAY, JULY 17, IfliSi:

Mlaa Elizabeth M. Bennat, prlael- BANCE pal of the Nathan Hale and Bar- CROUP SNAPSHOT TAKES nard Bchoole and MUa Elizabeth A. 690.35; truck hire, 3471.33; STORE EMPLOYEES materials, 351.70; total, 33,313.38. Krapowicr, Barnard echoo. teacher, Goes To Pociftc Coast HOW TOWN SPENT Fadiioned and Modern are attending the aumme'r session HRST PRIZE AT KEMPS ,.P»jpU ng firehouses—CWA, labor, of the State Teachers' College at OUTING TOMORROW 3837.60; materials, 3285 22; tout, Rainbow Dance Hall Hyannts, Mass. On Sunday they 31,122.82; ERA, labor, 3138; mater- With Dime In Pocket eWA-ERA FUNDS ials, 378.29. total, 3206.29; grand Bolton Noteh were given an unexpected feature Best Picture Entered in Store when it was learned that the United Contest Last Week Taken by toUl, 31,328.11. The pavroU for the ^Thorsday Night, July 19 current week is 31,573.82. Ifnsic by Webster's Old Timers States scouting fleet had dome up Mrs. F. H. Laf%ey. L«aVlnf Manchester May 9 with 4. Picking up odd Jobs In the various frpm Newport.' R. I.. ahd waa an- Hale’s and House’s Workers only 10 cents in bis pockets, George cities that he visited, Plaine was Onto* iind Tnjior, Promptor*. { Completed Projects and Dancings 8:SO 1o lt:S(K i chored in Proiincetown harbor. First prize for the best snapshot, Plaine of 87 Hamlin street has re- able to procure food and sometimes "There wrn a rush of cars and indi- taken last week, and entered in the to Spend Day at Shelter tur^d aftor having hitch hiked his lodgings. When he waa without viduals to witness the sight and the necessary funds he slept In contest being conducted by Kemp’s, was'~across’^the country as far aa the Their Costs— Total Ex- both Miss 3em!et and Mias Krapo- Inc., has been awarded to Mrs. F. H. bams, railroad stations and on park TKeJW HALtC. wicz were among those who viewed Harbor Club. I’aclflc Coast. I benches. vMANCHF STFP.rONN.-** ABOUT TOWN Lavey, of 42 Cobum road. Con- Plaine's first stop after departing the warships. trary to other weeks, It was a group "It was a great experience,” penditure $12,348. from Manchester waa Newark. N. ; Plaine said, "but ManchesUr and Mr. and Mrs. A. W .. Benson o ' snapshot that was selected as first J. He reached there by' truck. Frank and Mary 'Macalll of home looks good to me." The Ham- Flospect street have returned after j prize winner. The snap by Mrs- The annual summer outing of all From Newark he took a fast freight Glastonbury ivcre discharged today j Lavey. wak a very fine picture, es- lin street youth appears none the The Manchester ERA board has a week's vacation at Point Judith. fiom the Maples ho.spltal on Oak employees of The J. W. Hale'Com- to. Columbus. Ohio and then: went woi-se for his wanderings and the i pecjally so for a large group snap- pany and C. E. House and .Son, Inc., authorized the expenditure of 312,- a. I. street. to Indianapolis. Kamsaa City, Salt frequent hardships he encountered j.shot. ' will be held tomorrow, Merchants' Lqke City and Sacramento. 348.03 for the completion of nine I Second prize went to Mrs. E. W. on his road journey. Day. The local atorea will be closed proJecU begun under the CWA and Edward Hess of 180 Center street Ther Professional club wi(l meet hyj> returned from the Veterans Johnson of 32 Clinton street, who all day in observance o f , this an- completed under the BRA to date. this evening at Ea.st Hartford, Mem- ! also won a first prize h, few: weeks hospital at Newington where he has nual summer holiday established a Projects completed and the amount bers are requested to make’ returns •ago. Again .it was a snap.shot of. a few years a;,o the local tner- an wanted was found by the Man- of money' spent on each are listed Store Closed been for the past three weeks. He t ticket - sold OP the bedspread and , baby, and is a fine example of ama- chanta for theli employees. chester police late yesterday after- as follows: — underwent an operation and is get- linen act. as the drawing will take teur photography. Third prize went HARRY BENSON WINS noon. The report that the woman Summit, Washington and. Henry ting ^ong satisfactorily now. About sixty regular and part- place in the near future Those who i to Mrs. Leo Ryan of 8 Cottage time w.»rkers and their friends of had been located in Alanchester was streets—work paid for out of ERA All Day desire transportation should get in 1 street. These pictures, enlarged, are relayed over the teletype machine funds. Labor, 31,356.40; truck hire, Dorothy. 12-ycar-old daughter of bot^ Hale's and House's will leave WASHIfOACHINE! touch with Miss Marge Squatrlto. I now on display in Kemp's window. in private cars tomorrow morning to Northampton and back, to Wor- $10; materials, 3644.73; total. 52 - Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Carlson of cester. 011.13. 68»WethercII street, who fell on Sun- around nine for the Sltelter Harbor HUllclt Stiles, mn p{ Mr, and Mr.s. Country Club which is loca.ed near As a result of the report, the es- BranforJ street extension—labor, Wednesday, day from a tree she-was .rllmbing. Ilufu.s StIIc.s of Scarborough ftbad, Draws Prize in Second Week caped patient, a young woman who $144.10; materials, $108.70; total, fracturing her left arm and shoul- Wcekapaug, Rhode Island.' The co- who was operated upon last Thurs- FIRMS SEEK JOB workers of Halc'i' and House's are seemed anxious to get back to the ! $ 2 5 2 . 8 9 . der. 1s making good progrc.ss. She is day for dpp.?nd!citis at Lawrence and hospital, was returned to the Wor- I Summit street extension—CWA. receiving mediro! care af her home. able to enjoy a day of sports and of Tri-Stores Chevrolet 'Merchants’ Memorial hf iplt.il, New London, is swimming at this Masonic Country cester authorities last evening. I labor, $8,487.25: truck hl're. $2,- making sati-f.artory progress an i Club through the courtesy of Her- 351,81; materials, $669.98; total “^r s . John \V. Holden of 28 West OF REVALUATION I $11,509.04; Bra. labor. $2,578.2o’ t would Op happy to .sec any of hlS" bert House, president of The J. W. Days Event. Mlddje Turnpike, ^yha is principal ol f' iend.s who happen to be motoring truck hire, $1,757.20; materials, I : Day the s^ool at Wapping Center, will Hale Company, who is a member of in that vicinity. this club. VICTIM OF SHOOTING $220.20; total, $4,555.60; grand ! open heK home tomorrow evening total, $16,064.64. ' A picnic lunch will be enjoyed.at The second drawing of prizes in for a la r^ setback party for the Francis Tynan, of Syracuse, N. noon and in the evening a broiled Princeton street — CWA, labor. promotion o^^be work of the Wap- Would Cost Town About the Tri-Store Chevrolet Days sales STILL IN HOSPITAL Y.. Is spending the week at the chicken or lobster dinner will be $3,600.60; materials, $72.38; total. ping school auktllarv.. If the weather program of the J. W. Hale Co.. C. $3,673.03: ERA, labor, $947.75; home of his father. John F, Tynan, served by the Country Club chef. is suitable it wilK^ke tie form of a E. House Sr Son, Inc., and Watkins truck hire, $143.50; materials, Read Wednesday’s of Pearl street. Mr. Tynan, who S I5,000 to Have Profes- All employees are anticipating a Brothers was held las* night at the j One of Trio Caught in Attempt perch party. C om prizes will be formerly W'as connectec' with the J marvelous time as this club not $33.97; total. $1,145.22; painting Herald For awarded to the winners and refresh- .State Theater before a much larger i to Burglarize Store Here Is •ship signs—CWA. labor. $241.60; W. Hale company, is now with a sionals Do Work. only affords maryelous swimming crowd than Uie previous Monday. Thursday’s "Tri-.Store ments will be served at the nominal I' fee department store in Syra- hut they, maintain a tennis court Showing Improvement. materlal.s, $29.44; total, $271.04- The prize, a Voss Washing Ma- fee. All players will be welcome. cuse. and golf course for club members. era, labor, 896; truck hire. $43.13; Chevrolet Days’’ chine goes to Harry B, Benson of Charles Mlnatlglan, the New materials, $2.64; total. $141.77; Frank Busch, popular swimming in-' 63 Oak street. Mr. Benson is well Specials. Rcpr<*»pntatlvc« of two firms of .structor and life guarn at the Rec- Britain man, who was shot by Po- grand total, $4,818.25. known about town and is equally liceman John Cavagnaro on Tues- Graveling Brookfield. Broad and appraisers making a specialty of reation Center will he on haml to well known r-s a golfer. He is era-, revaluation of property In cities and assist in the sports and swimming day of last week, when he, with Harrison streets—CWA, labor, $9,- ployed at Cheney Brothers. The win- three others, was involved in an at- 392.75; truck hire, $4,555.48; ma- towns have icen In Manchester re- events. ning number was 599. tempt to rob the Weldon drug store, terials. $652.63; total, $14,600.86; cently in search of Information re- There are, literally, bushels of garding the proposed revaluation of is Still a patient at the Hartford ERA, labor, $571.20; truck hire, ballots In the big drum used to hospital, where he was taken by a $60; materials, $16.90; total, property in this town In 1935, whirl them around to mix them up 'B rcm S j^ ^ so n S tic Under a state law each city and POLICE TELETYPE AGAIN companion in a stolen automobile $648.10; grand total. $15,248.96. PUBLIC SETBACK and It Is getting to be a major ta.sk town in Connecticut is required to after the .shooting. Grading and graveling Northfleld to spin it due to the load of ballots. • He is showing improvement, but' and Ccntcrlield streets -CWA,- $2.- Wed., July 18, 8 P. M. make a complete revaluation of Two prizes remain to be drawn. MRS. ,1. \\. HOLDEN properly every t.'n years. There Is HOOKED WITH BAY STATE his condition is such that ho will not 242.95; truck hire, $25.24; total, $2.- They are the Norge Refrigerator 28 West .Middle Turnpike a local ordinance calling for a re- be able to leave the hospital much 268.19; ERA. labor. $938.30; truck which comes next Monday night Bcnrlit Wapping .School ,\ux. valuation every five years. before Monday , the day set for the hire. $220; materials, $7.5'0; total, Service With Boston and Other and the grand prize the following Cash Prlzc.s. Kcfreshmenl*. While no definite figures. have hearing of the other two men In $1,165.80; gtand total. $3,433.99. .Ma.s.sachusetts Cities Re- Monday night, the Chevrolet Sedan. custody of the Manchester police. __ Only 2.5 cents. . tomorrow....at Brown Thomson’s been given out by the appraisers,'it Judging by the increase in inter- East Cemetery—ERA, labor, $1.- is understood that the cpst of a re- sumed After Being Discon- est in the drawings and the propor- valuation by professional apprais- tinued. tionate Increase in the crowd It is ers would be in the neighborhood of expected' that the State will be . $15,000. Approval of the expendi- The police teletype connecting the filled to capacity Monday night, ture .of this sum would have to be .Massachusetts-circuit with that of July 30 at the time of the drawing ' made by the vote,-a at a town meet- the Connecticut state police and the for the car. ing before >he revaluation program local police departments in 'Connec- Wednesday oiild, be started. ticut. has again been hooked up. Not If an outside firm Is not engaged only arc messages relayed through escapedI nsane woman the ta.sk vould have to be under- the Conncetlciit machines from the The Cigars beat the Weeds 15-i,3, taken by tile Board of Assessors. state police barracks of Massachu- 15-12, 15-12 In the West Side Play- However, he feeling Is spreading setts. but there is also another relay FOUND IN MANCHESTER; ground Intermediate Volley Ball that a better Job could be done by that comes out of the State House League. Simmons and R. Magnu- Aisle expert appraisers and that the at Boston. All connections to points son were the main cogs for the win-

money for such a purpose wouUl be in New York are relayed from the PalienI Returned to Institution ners. Wednesday night the Butts well spent. Northampton station. This means in Worcester— Police Tele-; play the Smokers. .Mr. ClemenshBw. whose firm had that there are many more messages In the Intermediate Tennis League charge of the revaluation of the type Broadcasts Her D c-' •sent over the Connecticut circuits scription. Bantley defeated Kose. city of Cleveland and of Greenwich on a general hrondcaat than was Sometime* during the first week of In this state has been looking over Specials the case when the system was con- August the boys of both play- the sllontion here. .Mr. .McCarthy, fined to the state poiire-an

communicate l)etwern tlieir own sta lions. There has been a change Women’s Silk Hose BELIEVED CERTAIN mailc this week and all of the hook

Full fnsh.onofl Kervice weight, ups with Massach\isetts have been

irregulju'i. of a well known inaki*...... resumed, with an additional station 59' In Boston on the list. Political Observers See Op-

position to E. L. G. Hohen-

Summer Handbags thal, the Incumbent. DANCE f'learancr’ of our rpRulni’ ?1.9r> Begin to (lags Sons of Italy Hall .$1.59 The term of E. L O,' Hohenthal Hegular on the Btiiird of Asacaaore expirc.i Oil Keeney Street

bag.s ...... this .vrar, and a spirited contc.st for $2.49 .Music By tho office is regarded as certain by : political oh.servers wlio hetieve that

; Hohenthal will face stiff opposition GOLDEN sl ipper s! when he runs for rc-electlon. .\dmi.ssion 2."c. The Swedlali-Arherlcan political PLUS COOLERATOR Women’s Sport Shoes club will draw up Its slate of enn- Bus leaves Terminus at n ! didates for town offices • at the T Llk sport ties, perfor.ited vamp, d* i r\ r" o’clock providing free trans- Leather sole. Cuban h eel...... (J) J[ .I7D meeting August 2, but who the can- ; ; dlitate for assessor will be Is not portation to the hall.

known at present. Clarence H. An- | Equals derson. who -wa.s defeatiHl for as- .se.ssor at the last election. Is said to •

have told his friends that he woiild Men’s Sweaters not run this year, Mrs. Aldca CAS CrOIL

All wool .vleevele.'i.s .sweatees, .soli,! d» 1 r\r\ Hohenthal's knowledge of assess- ments and his understanding of lo- colors. A ff'w in.l;uic\’ patterns...... ^ X • V /(J 100% cal property values are known to i Petitjean the voters here, and if there 1s a 709 Main St. Phone 3058

contest the Roosevelt street resident ‘ LU BRICA TI O N proiaihly .woidd have better than an ’

even chance of being elected, it is French Men’s Washable Slacks BATTERIES thought. Refrigeration I

• Regular .‘ S 1 . 9 . - , ami ?2.,u0. White m ^ Interest in the contest for as- Beauty • ses.Mor is greater this year than it

wash'able (lanhcls ami-.sanforizeil slack.s. i M , # ^7 has been in some time owing to the fact that a revaluation of town Shoppe ' SUPPLIES {iroperty must be made in 1935. We Give

Vita-Tonic Permanents AT

SCHOOL PAINTING

TMTED TEXTILE Read these facts MORIARTY BROTHERS J0BS_APPR0VED WORKERS OF .\.MERICA! .301-31.') Center Street, corner Broad carefully a b o u t

LOCAL 2125

ERA Board Also Orders COOLERATOR Open 24 Hours —, Free Road Servic#

Tables for School, Lunch NOTICE Refrigeration.

There will be a meeting for all Room to Be BuHt. j memlM-rs of the flam Bake fom - PHONE 3873 mlttee In the I'nlon Oltlcs Pure ice in a COOLERATOR keeps foods fresher

Wednesday night, July 18, at 7 M ilh our added space w e are now able to supply you crisper, and retains natural Havers. Keep your led Outside painting of the Hollister.! o'clock sharp. .\ll 'coninilttee I ; Imx tilled \yith pure ice, and you will be guardins Ireet. R"bertson;- Buekland, High- ' mrnibeni are requested to Ik « with , ' 'land Park anti- Keeney schools waa j present. the family’s health. •porov.d by the .Mcmohe.'der FR.\ : b *ard at a meeting in Town-Treasur- Pure ice keeps foods tastier, because it does not ,om at the Holltstcr street schixil u.se. WILI. RE CLOSED The board als.. talked over the pro- posed Charter Oak street sanitary ALL DAY WEDNESDAY MAKE ONE STOP ^ sewer which will cqme before the I

Board of Selectmen at tonight’s For the Annual Outing mreilng. of the .4s.sociation. Work will start Mondav- on bulld-

wall on the grounds of the Hollister street school. This Manchester Shoe

wwk there are 121 men on the local Rebuildem Association. MORIARTY BROTHERS ^• WOOD CO. FJIA payroll. II .55 Binsell Street Phone 4496 ^